Sunday Standard, 19 February 1956

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  • 20 1 SUNDAY STANDARD *>i ni it m *i Vol. VI. No. 227 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1956 24 PAGES 20 CENTS
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  • 510 1 EQUAL RIGHTS OR WE OUT Queens Chinese Secession Threat Sa /"_7'_ Penan 9 ond Malacca have to join li?h cr V' 0 f M^ ,aya shou,d be <»" eq«««l telms with equal rights and privileges. Failing this, there is no idTJlt bU !,V9 itote for dominion status for Penong dutiiS
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  • 531 1 Tunku's Plane Delayed 9 1/ 2 Hrs. Final edition ILL plans to welcome home the Federation Chief Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman and his Mferdeka Mission" have been thrown out of gear H the Tunku's plane is delayed nine-and-a-half hours. chief Minister*! plane is mheduled to touch at Fay a Lebar
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  • 20 1 were injured 1 to the Singareneral Hospital after a two cars m Bukit ■lb R j last night.
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  • 48 1 LONDON Feb. 18 (Reuter) rl four-rngincd York iirlm.r trashed at I.uqa Jjsrt Malta, today, kill- la >rr\i<en.en and five g*. the Ministry of Civil ivution said today. .'"lhrrc were no SlirgwV a Ministry official [w Plane was taking ""Ps home to Britain thr Suez Canal Zone.
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  • 194 1 TO MEET AIR COMPETITION I?ALA LUMPUR, SAT.— MALAYA WILL HAVE THE FIRST 60 MILES PER-HOUR TRAINS EARLIER THAN ANTICIPATED. Modernisation of the Malayan Railway to meet competition from both road and air transport will soon give the country the fastest trains ever. For a
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  • 33 1 MORE than C.OOO dockers, who have been on strike m Glasgow since Thursday as a result of a dispute over operation of a docks priority scheme, returned to work yesterday. Reuter
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  • Article, Illustration
    50 1 photo* FIRECRACKERS pop oil over the ploce as o celebrant m lion costume cavorts amid the crowd m Mott Street New York on Feb. 12. New York's Chinatown folk were celebrating the birth of the "Year of the Monkey", the 4,654 th year __f ancient Chinese calendar. Tke ___»l_»l_r___>i__i_.i AP
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  • 41 1 LONDON, Feb. 18 (AP)— Europe's relentless cold wave claimed nine more victims on Saturday, bringing the threeweek death toll to at least 633. Five persons froze to death m Italy, two m Germany and two m Austria
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  • 183 1 TWO MEN and a girl yesterday brought traffic along RafTles Quay to a standstill when they tried out acrobatic stunts on the roof-edge of the 250-foot-high Asia Insurance Building, Singapore's tallest skyscraper. While the girl. Miss Lorraine Anthonisz. struck a pretty pose, her two
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  • 97 1 BUYING RATES MOVE UP THE Malayan Exchange Banks Association yesterday increased its buying rates for sterling bills m some categories, following the rise ln the U.K. bank rate. The bills are those for 30. 45. 60. 90 and 180 days' sight, which rose by 1/32 of a penny over the
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  • 184 1 Brunei Told Shun 'Peoples Party' SERIA, Feb. 18 (Renter)—The Brunei Government has issued a warning to the public not to subscribe funds towards the "Peoples Party Of Brunei" which is claiming affiliation with the Party Rayaat (Peoples' Party) of Malaya and seeking to establish itself m Brunei The proposed party
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  • 198 1 Reports Over Devaluation Are Nonsense KUALA LUMPUR, SAT.— THE MALAYAN DOLLAR IS FIRM. The Federation Government yesterday categorically denied any suggestion to devalue it. The denial followed reports circulating In the country that the Federal Government intended to devalue the Malayan dollar. The Secretary ol the Federal Treasury Mr C.
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  • 50 1 THE former manager of the Diamond Theatre. Singapore, Chandrasekeran wanted by the Colony Police for the past month, was arrested m Kuantan and escorted to Singapore last night. He is wanted ln connection with five complaints of alleged cheating. He will be produced m court on Monday.
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  • 167 1 STALIN IS PUBLICLY CRITICIZED IN RUSSIA MOSCOW, Feb. 18 (UP) Stalin's written works were publicly criticized for the lirst time this week at the Soviet Communist Party Congress by veteran party leader Anastas Mikoyan. In a far-ranging speech made on Thursday and released today. Mikoyan was soundly critical of past
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  • 111 1 COLOMBO. Feb 18 (Reuter) Ceylon's Parliament is expected to be dissolved today m a bid by the ruling United National Party to obtain a mandate for Singhalese to replace English a s the official language. Official sources said today the Prime Minister. Sir John Kotelawala. would
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
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    • 41 1 MAN'S GRANDEST ADVENTURE by Alton L. Elakeslee. Page 6. FOR A KING'S LOVE by Queen Alexandra. Page 13LYNDOE FORETELLS.— -Page 15. HE WAS FORSAKEN A Malayan Short Story by Ewe Poh Nya. Page 21. AUSTRALIAN NEWSLETTER by Jim Henry. Page 23.
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  • 238 2 DAYS OF PAINTED SCRAPS OF METAL ARE OVER KUALA LUMPUR, Saf.— The Federation Government is to establish a Training School for Firemen m the course of this year, Col. F.F.C. Watkins, Chief Inspector of Fire Services, said here tonight. Col. Watkins said that from being the "Cinderella"
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  • 85 2 TAIPING. Sat. At the annual general meeting of the Taiping branch of the War Department Civilian Staff Association held at he Hokkien Hoay Kuan, the following were elected office bearers* Chairman—Mr. M. N. Krishnan. Hon. Secretary— Mr. G. N. Rajan. Hon. Treasurer Mr. W. Peter. Hon.
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  • 58 2 IPOH, Sat. The Perak Welfare Association is to hold a State-wide Welfare Week starting on May 25. Appeal booklets m four languages are to be distributed during the week while a poster competition for school children will also be held. P^ans for the week are
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  • 86 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. S. Panchadcharam, 22. was today charged before the First Magistrate with theft of a wallet at the Capitol Theatre. Kuala Lumpur's latest $1} million picture palace. He was alleged to have picked the wallet containing $30 cash and documents from Mr. K.
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  • 41 2 THE following are the winning numbers drawn at the St. Francis Public Chinese School's raffle for funds to raise two new classrooms: Nos. *****. *****, ***** *****, *****, *****, *****. *****. *****, *****. *****. *****. *****. *****, and *****.
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  • Article, Illustration
    46 2 THE celebrated Cuban artiste, Miss Chelo Alonso was one of the guests at an interesting fancy dress party given by the Indian Commissioner, Mr. R. K. Tandon at his residence Bharat Bhevan Picture shows Miss Alonso with the hosts and some of the other guests.
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  • 163 2 MALAYA has started a campaign m conjunction with other countries m South and South-east Asia to control insect pests that destroy rice crops. The countries which include Australia. Thailand, Pakistan, Burma and Vietnam, recently held a conference at Penang to decide the best
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  • 79 2 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Sat Handicapped children and the <*pea m Penang will be remembered on "Chap Goh Meh" (tne 15th. night of the Chinese Ist. moon) as the Bukit Mertajam Recreation Club is holding a social and dance at the High School here on Feb.
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  • 193 2 "HUSH-HUSH" talks between the Bank of England official, Mr. Guy McOluin Watson, and the Chairman of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce, Mr. Ko Teck Kin, took place on Friday. Mr. Watson is m Malaya to inquire, m conjunction with the Economic
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  • 220 2 ROBBER GETS 4 YEARS SENTENCING a young robber to four years' Jail, Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tah m the Singapore High Court yesterday told the youth that innocent people must be protected from robbers and that the sentence was adequate. See Seng Klang, a 19-year-old plumber, had earlier pleaded for
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  • 147 2 THE Royal Navy cruiser Newfoundland which recently visited Bangkok during the SEATO exercise Firm Link is the largest warship ever to have entered the port. Wearing the flag of Vice Admiral R. F. Elkins the 11,000-ton cruiser commanded by Captain R. E. Portlook berthed at
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  • Page 2 Advertisements
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
    • 220 2 kwrnmStundard c4(maaac Information at a Glance x\iHWr\ r prcm\t In J_l Pp ni nt Missionary MoveP__fi__ Fr c film hows at Changi t* 9 am Rehabilitation Camp 12 noon nffif J? ai d: üblic concert at The Esplanade 7pm R?nK. V T n «S*rwater Spcarllshlnr mil c Undersea exploration and
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    • 318 2 Womans Magazine (S); (3 pm Commentry m Malay of arrival ot Fed. Chief Minister); 6 p.m Evening Studio Service (S): 64c Play Time <S) 7 p.m. News (Si; 7 15 Masters of Melody (S); T45 Entr'acte (S); 8 p.m. Radio Theatre (S/KL): 9 pm A Girdle Round the Earth 'XL):
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    • 386 2 Home (16.82 m); 4 p.m Community Hymn Singing (16.82 m); 430 News (16 82m); 440 Orchestral (1682 m); 445 Guest of Honour (16 82m); 5 p.m Star Parade (16 82m); 515 A Handful of Keys -16.82 m); 530 Music to Charm (16.82 m); 6 pm. Serial Play (16 82m l
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  • 80 3 End Of A journey »_P__ Ske,chy M.B.E. (seated eighth from right) first Asian Suoerin™_£!__L_^.% P^i YD F d "al Store was entertained to a dinner on the eve of his W-S!- 4 Ji 11 8 pic i ure^L the Blx members of the Oxford and Cambridge UniWednesday em Ex editl
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  • 277 3 WATERFRONT IS SET FOR THE GREEN GODDESS THE largest ship to enter Tliai waters post war rill be the 34,000-ton Cunard world cruise liner Caronia which will call here en route to Bangkok on March 16. Disclosing this to The Standard yesterday, Mr J i Campbell, General Manager of Messrs
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  • 142 3 No Record For Barber Possible NEW YORK. Feb. 18 former Singapore newsKperman, Noel Barber's bid o create a new around-the-rcr.d record for travel via eeular scheduled airlines ippears doomed unless a trade happens. Barber who is now a roving for the Lon!;n Daily Mall, left for Lon|oß yesterday on the
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  • 39 3 JEW YORK. Feb. 17. (UP.— tm-Jotm Closing Averages: STOCKS wdustri 477.05 nv -s 158.83 Itiei 64. d0 6?s 169.45 BONDS Bon ds pf) 3 9 Tb« Dow-Jones Commodity -'-res Index (1P24-26 Jfage equals 100) closed at
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  • 42 3 LIM Ah Koh, 20, yesterday claimed trial m the Singapore Seventh Magistrate's Court to a charge of house-breaking and theft of rash and jewellery worth $1,584. at Covent Garden, on Feb. 16. He was remanded m custody till Feb. 20.
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  • 245 3 It's Necessary To Midwife Independence THE proposed merger between the Liberal Socialist Party and the Labour Front was yesterday described by a prominent banker, Mr. Yap Pheng Geek, as "most welcome and necessary to midwife Singapore's independence and nationhood." Mr Yap who was the first
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  • 628 3 NOTHING CAN HALT THEM NOW By EDIN PETERS r»r. J?? yC T ff tons members of the Oxford and Cambridge Universities S«f i V^J Expedltl left L <>ndon for Singapore m two Land Rovers^2 Sept. 1, last year, reached Bangkok last Wednesday and are expected
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  • 129 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Ec Swee Kum. 35. a month after his release from prison, falsely represented himself to be a Prison Welfare Officer, and cheated an aged woman of $15. He was jailed lor two years by the President of the Sessions Court, on Thursday.
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  • 94 3 She's Off To Get 'Familiar' MISS Rosalind Wong, 24 year old Qantas ground hostess, leaves today for Australia on a two-week familiarization trip. Miss Wong, who has been with Qantas Empire Airways for the past three years, said that she is looking forward to her trip' because she has heard
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  • 95 3 A NEW booklet has just been published that should prove a boon to word puzzle enthusiasts. Called "Plural Entry Schemes." by Hubert E. Ellison, the booklet shows hew "mathematical" plural entry schemes can be used to adjust for possible errors which might result m forecasting.
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  • 104 3 RUBBER DROPS 2 1/2% CTS. THE disinflationary measures m the United Kingdom contributed to the easier overseas rubber prices an 1 Singapore prices reacted with a drop of 2$ cents yesterday, first grade rubber for March shipment closin e at $1.01 1 per lb. With overseas Dtices overnight much lower,
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  • 43 3 Buyers Sellers Spot loose 102 i 1031 Mar. No. 1 102* 102J Apr. No. 1 mi* 1011 Mar. No. 2 101 mi J Mar. No. 3 100| 101 R.M. A. on reg. tenderMar. 1011 102* Apr. 1001 100 J Tone: Quiet.
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  • 20 3 STORE. Sat.: The price of tin on the local market today was $384 i per picul (Up $3|).
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  • 57 3 A TOTAL of 27 men yesterday pleaded guilty m the Singapore Fourth Magistrate's Court to gambling m public m Joo Chiat Road, Clyde Terrace and Mayor Road, on Feb. They were each fined $20. The $67.85 seized during the raids was ordered to go to the
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  • Page 3 Advertisements
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    • 319 3 *fc____3_^ imwy "one sees Jor mica; EVERYWHERE THESE DAYS" DO YOU KNOW the near-mafic turfacoT which charms away hard work and enchants thc eye at every glance? Qean-at-a-wipe 'formica* Laminated Plastse brings leisure and pleasure to millions, m their homes, factories and office*, m trains and planes, m ships and
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  • 39 4 Putting Her Best Foot Forward THIS bright-eyed girl is Elizabeth Rees, 19, daughter of Lord Ogmore, who hat just embarked on o stage career m Britain. From the look of things, she's already putting ber best foot forward. Mirrorpic
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  • 131 4 LONDON, Sat. HPALL, good-looking Brian Crapper wa s proud of his black, wavy hair. Every morning he combed it carefully before leaving home and kept it tidy while he was at work. Then one morning two months ago he saw that some of
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  • 88 4 MENTAKAB. Sat.— A Radio Malay literary campaign to be held m the third week of May was decided uDon by a general committee meeting of the Pahang Adult Education Association held here at the Mentakab Club. Ten men attended the meeting. Views were sought from district
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  • 864 4  -  BETTY SMITH by mmirm off ro M mmr never lan v to almost any young wife m America and within tfie first five minutes she'll tell you with a smile: "I'VE got on English girl friend." It isn't surprising. Every day of the year eight British girls
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  • 111 4 PAA Big Chiefs Due March 3 THE Board of Directors of Pan American World Airways is now scheduled to arrive m Singapore en March 3. m the course of a flying inspection tour of the Pacific, Mr. Stanford Gluck. PAA Director for Singapore and Indonesia, said yesterday. The group, headed
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  • 192 4 —Says Vicar LONDON, Sat.— A Vicar wants cinema-goers to boycott any film m which a divorced person is acting. The vicar is the Rev. Albert Hcwarth, of St. John's Church, Birkenhead. Cheshire. He writes m his parish magazine: **Much-married film stars set a
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  • 306 4  - Music Is The 'Food Of Love' for Sobrinho FAROUQ MALLAL By SHAKESPEARE, m his opening lines of Twelfth Night says: "If music is the food of love, play on." That it how 55 year-old Alfredo Sobrinho has been playing music for the past 31 years. Today he is the leader
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  • 65 4 Man Denied Sex Allegation KUALA LUMPUR Sahari bin Taib, 32. wu ed before the First trate of using criminal S on Tasina binti S_.:.« tent to outrage her metis Sahari wu ryr it i charged with attempt rape the woman it th* Mile, Kajang Road, Pj* on Jan. 28. He
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  • 68 4  -  THE following official of the Dale Car** Club, Singapore, for 1956President Mr. g»J Shaw (re-elected). V **2 dent— Mr. Chin Nan! (re-elected). Hon. B*****si —Mr B R Vakil. Hon. surer^-Mr. S. Y. Hstt. «J tive committee— Mr. J\**\\\ Eu, Mrs. Betty Urn (re^ ed), Mr. K.
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  • 47 4 THE fifth prize m the ninth bi-annual draw of the Premium Bond lottery at the Selangor Turf Club on Jan. 11 should read *****1 and not *****9. The numbers *****8 and *****6 m the consolation prize are also incorrect. They should read *****8 and *****6.
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  • 173 4 THE Federal Republic of Germany is offerini J scholarships to sutdents with an academic barkptJ m Singapore and the Federation to study ii jf German University I The scholarships which i for a period of 1. starting from Not l. year, will be granted to ci
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  • 81 4 Astrologer Seeks Local Colleagues PENANG. Sat. A wellKiown Indian astrologer, lastri Revashanker K. radwala after a tour of Ceylon, Burma and Thailand is now here m search of other astrologers. "I am deeply interested to learn about the way astrology is practised among the Chinese and Malays m this country,"
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  • Page 4 Advertisements
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  • Page 4 Miscellaneous
    • 40 4 Solution To Yesterday's Puzzle EEBJEHS l___Md ffcft mV 1 1 Tri^ |/v[p|>gl i*-|<-|.€{p^Bv yv [/<]_. l_?f^ J4 l r]s \sTrSm£\J^ \p \o \s \i\\ \**\r\ f U\c *mo MV^Lcßfcl ZH^JB _B__|__E|B23itj_E *tm^\£ir\r\£\*?\c\p\ A \r\£\mj\ r Another Puzzle A p poors Tomorrow
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  • 124 5 Scouts Offer Free Service SCOUT Week started v Singapore yesterday, m. tne Colony's 15.000 J its going all over the i_i and offering free, serKe to the people. J mnma Week— seventh |of its to be hod— is aimed at 5.,.__ the people an id^a of 'SAnother object of the
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  • 66 5 Better Pay But Prices Did n't Rise WORKERS m Singapore fits from wage ey cot last year he- pri cc m:- ntial conmodimst._r Lim this yesterday n ii newsr's ggesti< tion wm s that should i nstitutc I redu :e the .1 commodities >rkers, instead age intQreases. Mr. 1 aid
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  • 36 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. •i Pahar.T visited R Mutiijl Song- ning, that second ur of the district. -chool hall of ';he vill- ntatlve of the I appealed for help m ■ring I >ca] probh ft
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  • 58 5 photo. THE Governor of Singapore, Sir Robert Black, has a drink with Mr. G. H. Kiat, Vice-President of the Straits Chinese British Association at a welcome dinner given to him by the Association at the Capitol Restaurant, last night. Lady Black is seen m conversation with the
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  • 320 5 BLACK TELLS QUEEN'S CHINESE n.<_H? E governor Sir Robert Black last night expressed the hope that with the springing up of new buildings, "the genius of the place" will not be Sir Robert wa s speaking at the Capitol Restaurant at the traditional dinner
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  • 92 5 LANCE CORPORAL Sarban Singh of the Royal Army Service Corps was fined a total of $70 m the Singapore Second Traffic Magistrate's Court, yesterday. for five offences committed m Ayer Rajah Road on the night of Dee. 10. last year. He wa> disqualified from driving for a
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  • 279 5 500 VILLAGERS DEFY QUIT ORDER Alliance Backs Stay -Put Stand KLUANG, Sot.— A crisis is developing here over 500 people, living on three estate groupings, whp are defying a Government move to resettle them elsewhere. The Alliance m Johore will champion the cause of the 500 if they ate moved
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  • 44 5 LAW Ho Taio. 44. claimed it ial m the Singapore Seventh Magistrate's Court yesterday to a charge of voluntarily causing hurt to Amar Singh at Spottiswoode Park Road on Feb. 27. He was allowed bail of $300 till March 1«
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  • 115 5 Unemployed Look To Borneo THOUSANDS of unemp.oyed workers m Singapore are waiting anxiously while ofllria] negotiations between their Government and that ot Borneo are going on. Both governments are considering the question of sending personnel from Singapore to help develop Borneo. Acting Chief Minister Lim Yew Hock said yesterday that
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  • 59 5 TAIPINO. Sat. Mr. N. Arulananriam, station master Taiping. is shortly r~oe~"ding on transfer to Kuala Lumpur where he will assume duties as head station master. Members of the Taiping Railway Recreation Club will lete him to a farewell dinner on Feb. 26. His post hen will
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  • 121 5 Association Tells Council SINGAPORE City Council has been urged not to force up the price of fish to the detriment of the public This call was made hy the United Markets Asso- ciation of Singapore. The Association was protesting against a- fee of 30
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  • 76 5 TRAPPER KILLED AT BORDER KOTA BAHRU, Sat An unidentified person shot dead a young man near the KelantanTnailand border yesterday. The victim, identified us Deranibin, 21. was it[.orted to be laying traps for wild fowl when he was killed. Deranibin's friend said be was 15 feet away when he heard
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  • 42 5 A WRIT of attachment m an alleged contempt of court action has been lodged by the Attorney-General against the Straits Times Press Ltd. The motion has been listed for hearing tomorrow m the Singapore High Court before Mr. Justice Taylor.
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  • 141 5 A HOUSEWIFE. Lay Neo. .9 who was convicted for helping m the running of a ci mmon gaming house, was tinea $1,000 m a Singapore magistrate's court, yesterday, .'n default, she was to serve three months' rigorous imprisonment. Said the magistrate, Mr. .7. W. Devereux-Colebourn: "An
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  • 114 5 Women MP To Bring Goodwill PENANG. Sat One of thc prominent women members of the Indian Parliament. Mrs. Ammu Swaminathan is arriving m Penang on Monday enroute to Singapore for a three-day goodwill visit She will arrive by the State of Madras leaving the same night foi Singapoie. She will
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  • 67 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. During his tour of Pahang. thc Minister for Agriculture. Inrhe Abdul A7iz I*hak. oritici7ee the riischaiged special con stables for not working hard enough on their land. At the Pava I.uas settlement for special ronstaMes on Wednesday. Inche Abdul Azi7 urged the fomer
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  • Page 5 Advertisements
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  • Sunday Standard
    • 443 6 T'HE love of giving, whether In cash or kind, m order to bring happiness and well-being to humanity and to help others who are less fortunate to fit themselves to take their place m the world of today, excels all other human characteristics. It is real and true
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  • 455 6  - Burma Rejects Communist Rebel Approach RAWLE KNOX By *JHAN TUN, Burma's leading Communist is as anxious as Chin Peng his opposite number m Malaya —to cease the armed struggle against established Government. But neither man will yield unless his party can maintain its identity. Chin Peng's attitude was rr.acte plain
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  • Journey into Space
    • 394 6 MAN' S MAN is beginning his grandest adventure his leap into space. FOR space is your new frontier. From space could come perhaps the most fantastic discoveries and rewards of any human exploration. First ttiere will be baby man-made moons, whirling high around the earth. Something human hands made... seeing
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    • 653 6 higher, at an even sharper angle, to heights of 200 miles or more. As th's second rocket is automatically detained, a third rocket, carrying the bah? moon m its nose, will me off It will kick the satellite sidewise into an orbit around the earth. This third-stage rocket can
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    • Article, Illustration
      67 6 photo. THIS is an artist's drawing of a man-made satellite envisioned by German-born Wernher von Braun who now works for the United States Government. One of the world's foremost rocket experts, Dr. von Braun dreams about a space station 1,075 miles up from the earth, from which activities of
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    • 519 6  -  ALTON L. ELKESLFE By—^ COME paths may oe circuKJ lar, always at >he same height. More likely are elliptical orbits, with the satellite coming on one swing within 200 miles of earth and racing 800 miles into space at its outer turn. When nearest the earth', it will travel
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  • Page 6 Advertisements
    • 12 6 wjjS There's an ¥X ever-growing W^ ga demand for g£ Plttadu H
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    • 108 6 Welcome! Selamat Pulang TO Our Noble Tengku And The Merdeka Mission. Abodi! Abodi!! Allahu Akbor!!! Shukur! Kerna kejayo-an Merdeka. Puji-lah! Adi-Tengku Abdul Rahman Dan Alliance kerna Malaya 'da aman. Salam-alaikum; kami berseru mv Tengku Abdul Rahman dengan kaum-nya 'tv Alhamduliloh! Merdeka 'da bogus!! Kerno Maloyo 'da tenfu di tebus. Mo'i
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  • 282 7  - They'd rather rub noses than kiss GEORGE MELL avwwvww Kw vvwwvvw. A T one-third of tho people on earth hove never kissed anyone and don't intend to if they can help it. Perhaps they've neve? tried it and are like native couples In Papua who rub noses for hours and
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  • 213 7 'THERE is a boom m one of Britain's Id est md us tries candle-making:. "Many people are discovering the attractions of eating by candlelight, and more and more restaurants are putting candles on their tables," said the manager of a firm which has been making candles
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  • 136 7 LONDON, Sat. A WIFE refused to live with her husband after he went blind, a divorce judge said yesterday. "It seems deplorable that any woman could be so lost to decency that she would not live with her husband when his eyesight was lost
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  • 107 7 AN eighty-years-old Ch ef Truant Officer, appointed m 1910 to a school m New Jersey, U.S.A.. had not been turning up for work. The Superintendent of Schools decided soberly: "He Is not the best nan for the job." NOT A-MOO-SED jVEW ZEALAND'S Milk 11 Bar and Dairy Federation has
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  • 50 7 A YOUNG man told the Los Angeles, U.S.A., police that he had murdered a girl m Cleveland. Ohio. After they'd flown him across the country, he admitted that it was al! a yarn and said: "It was the only iray I knew of getting :o Cleveland ior the holidays."
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  • 31 7 A MAN b'.ew his nose m rx Rome. Italy. From it came a BULLET which had teen m his head for 25 years. when he'd had a shooting accident.
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  • 331 7  - Life Has Been Unkind To This Youth Ch'ng Seng Poh By THIS is a pathetic story of a 21-year-old youth. To him life has been unkind since he was a baby. Today, the youth, Jamaluddin bin Dollah lives m a 6ft. by 4ft. shack— all alone. For Jamaluddin is a
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  • 314 7 AIR FORCE PRESS CHIEF' LEAVES THE mon who hos been "running the R.A.F. presses ot Headquarters, For East Air Force, for the post three years is going home this month. He Is Flight Lieutenant T.W. ("Tom") Bower, under whose direction the F.E.A.F. Press the only major R.A.F. press m the
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  • 109 7 A LEADING Paris dress designer is submitting designs for new habits foi nuns m certain Orders. S.«eves will be narrower, skirts shorter. starched head-dresses replaced by n>lon hoods and big collars by scarves. Underwear will be lighter. Goose Fares triHRFE passengers on a JL Bellast plane recently
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  • 107 7 THERE should be no lost dogs m Western Germany soon. For a new law obliges dog-lovers to fit to their pets' collars a locket containing the dog's name, its owner's name. address and telephone number and one German mark. The mark is there so that the finder
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  • 244 7 MAN who gave 24 years of the best years of his life to public service and was branded a "British spy" during the Japanese occupation of Singapore, has now retired. He is Mr. B. G. Sahai, Court Usher m a Singapore Criminal District Court,
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  • 143 7 LONDON. Sat. A DOCTOR who was awakened at 5.30 one morning and told that a cyclist was lying seriously ir.jured m the road nearby, did not go to the man's aid. The man died, and at the inquest yesterday the doctor. Dr. Thornton
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  • 88 8 GENERAL MOTORS' new experimental gas turbine passenger car, the Firebird 11, has a newly developed regenerator, or heat exchanger, which recaptures more than 80 per cent of the turbine exhaust heat and uses it to raise the temperature of intake air. This is the key
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  • 573 8  -  RUE SCRIBE L„ MOTORING (JNE of the most successful sport cars at a price most motorists can afford is the Triumph TR2. The latest version of what must be one of the most inexpensive 100 mph cars remains unchanged m its main features. Two
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  • 47 8 A Pretty Picture THE TR3 makes a pretty picture m any surroundings. Its docility makes its a very useful town car and for that odd 100-mile dash to see a friend, its willingness to go takes you there before you have half started to enjoy the drive-
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  • 36 8 THE passenger seat tilts forward to give access to the occasional seat. Weather protection with hood up and sidescreens m place is near perfect. The new screens hare sliding panels of transparent perspex.
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  • 199 8  -  EDIN PETERS hy FLIGHT Lieut. Eric Herbert pictured at th c wheel of his Rover 90 and his navigator, Sgt. Roy Goodson, who competed m the recent Shell Malayan Motor Rally, won the award put up for the best performance turn- ed m by a Singapore Motor
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    • 420 8 ANGLO-FRENCH TRADING CO., LTD. It4l *****/6. *****/4 132/6 Robinson Ro_«. THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE NORTH AMERICAN SERVICi T* Halifax. Bostois. New York, Baltimore. Philadelphia b Cult Port* S'por* P. Sham Penang POLYPHEMUS 19/25 Mar 26 Mar 27/2H Mat AENEAS 19/24 Ap 25 Apr 26 Apr Carriers option to proceed via
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  • 374 9  -  Roger Yne Hit vwvvwvw ai \f AWVVWWV _______________r^ too naughty too violent too brutal THIRTEEN films tvere banned m 1955 by the Singapore Board of Film Censors. Objections to their release m Malaya were mainly because of: T Immoral, too sexy and political backgrounds. t Excessive gunplay, gangsterism,
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  • Article, Illustration
    108 9 YVIIO is that above nursing the youngster, her sun-tanned face marked with sweat and grime? ¥es> it's Virginia McKenna, making friends with the young man who shares her troubles m the current Pinewood production, A TOWN LIKE ALICE, m which she wears a sarong for the first time.
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  • 302 9  - An Arabian Nights' sing-song Gerree Read By CASE of mistaken identity proves the key to "KISMET.** In this lavishly costumed film from MGM's studios, Howard Keel. Ann Blyth, Dolores Gray and Vie Damone have a riproaring time m old Bashdad. Howard Keel, a poet, ls mistaken for a beggar with
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  • 80 9 TgGYPTS famous belly dancer Naima Akef returns to Singapore m another sizzling pictOre. "Bahr El Gharam" (Sea of Love). Following this current release, Naima will be seen again m her next film, "Four Girls and an Officer Both pictures will be popular for their bellydancing sequences.
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  • 330 9 TAKE :»n operatic acrobat endowed with a handJ*»me face, and put him m a circus, and yon bare the basis of a plot Add an attractive girl who is unhappy nith her apache dancing Partner because after bis driakine orpie s he beats her almost insensible, and
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  • 51 9 VSA ZSA GAKOR, com mentiug on tbe film "Gentlemen Marry Brunettes'*: "It doesn't mean a thing. I got married when I was a redhead and when I was a blonde.*' JOHN WA¥NE: "It's difficult to know which gives a woman more pleasure— a wedding dress or a divorce
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    • 35 9 TAJ CINEMA PHONE 42*97 TODAY SHOW 3.15 6.15 and 9.15 pm "TIS MAR KHAN" wndi) (with English subtitles) Starring: Shyama. Agha Sander. Boon Mala and many others TODAY MORNING SHOW: 11 A.M. TAXI DRIVER" (Hindi)
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  • 817 10  -  BILL FUNK By SCC Salvage Some Prestige In Winning 'Sevens' Rugby SINGAPORE Cricket Club, playing: second fiddle to the Fijians for three successive years, at last salvaged some of their prestige by trimming a third-rated Fijian 'sevens' by three points (try) to nil yesterday. The final
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  • 85 10 Yesterday's Rivals ■Pictures by and FEDERATION: P. Van Huizen (NS); Ng York Khuan (Pk), F. Vias (NS): P. Sankey (Pk), M. Shepherdson (Sel), G. Toft (Sel); Noordin Che Noh (NS), T. Lawrence (Sel), N. Vowles (Pg), Aminullah Karim (Sel), N. Anil (Pk). SINGAPORE: E. N. Pillai; R. Mosbergen, Ajit Singh;
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  • 927 10 Rad Didn't Feel Like Kicking Goals As Hongkong Team Fade Out Fijians 36. 74 LAARA 3. 3 goals, penalty, 6 Tries. Penalty. Rejeree Capt. D. H. Allison, RE. Touch Judges— Major Jack, RASC; Capt. Apperley. RE. KUALA LUMPUR, Sat— The First Battalion Fijian
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  • 544 10  - FEDERATION INVADE AND CONQUER JEFFERY JAMES By Spore Crack lj In Second Hi THE Federation of Malaya's prosit I World Olympics this November crossed th \W and Singapore Hockey Association offin"!^ dark and miserable evening as dark an_ *l able as the weather at Jalan Besar nesses to the Federation's
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  • 176 10 30 Teams For Ipoh DFL Soccer IPOH, Sat.— Thirty teams have been entered for this season's Ipoh and District Football League competition. They are: Division 1: Ramblers Sports Club. Perak Chinese Recreation Club. Kinta Indians Association, 15-19 Royal Hussars. Cheng Wah A.A., Battalion Malay Regiment and 12 Infantry Workshop REME.
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  • 27 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— The First Federation Regiment team drew with the Youngsters XT m a soccer game played on the Polo ground last evening.
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  • 27 10 PARIT BUNTAR, Sat Anglo-Chinese School Juniors scored another good coccer win when they beat the Banda Bahru Malay School 3—l Mm an inter-school friendly.
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  • 113 10 VICTORIA SCHOOL beat I Raffles Institution 6 2 m an inter-school Ist Division soccer match played at Rl ground yesterday. The Victorians are still unbeaten m four outings. Victorians scored through Kok Nan 2, Seng Pah 2, Omar 2. I Raffles netted through San- dosham and Watt
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  • 772 10 Federation were the first to threaten through Vo\y!es. but Ajit Singh stopped him at the top of the circle. Then Mosbergen foiled Anal at the expense of a useless free hit from just outside the Singapore 'D. A good Colony move followed, and Pennefather drove m
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  • 93 10 Inter-State Quad Hockey i For Women KUALA LUMPUR Sat —The Selangor Women's Hockey Association is to sponsor a quadrangular meet among Selangor. Negri Sembilan Perak and Singapore next week-end. The quad will be held here on Feb. 25 and 26. and fixtures have been drawn as follows:. Feb. 25 Singapore
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  • 48 10 PARIT BUNTAR. Sat Nibong Tebal Recreation Club beat the Anglo Chinese School m a friendly soccer match played at the public r idang yesterday. Ah Lye sparked the Recs' victory when he scored all the three goals for his ride thus performing the at- trick."
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  • 33 10 TORNADO Sports Club beat Aston Sports Club 2—l m a friendly soccer match at Clerical Union ground yesterday. Scorers for Tornado were Baulshin and Ishak. Rahim Omar scored for the losers.
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  • 43 10 ALEXANDRA Football Team trounced Bouna Vista Rangers by five goals to nil m the Breweries Sports Club Kampong League soccer match played at the F.N ground veste**dav Scorers for Alexandra Football Team were Teo Lai Hock Hamid Ibrahim 2, and Ismail 2.
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  • 46 10 SINGAPORE Telephone Board, who drew one all with Singapore Indian Football Association at half time, forged ahead m the second half to become victors by an odd goal m three. Tommy Misson scored twice for the S.T.B. while Awtar Singh netted for the Indians,
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    • 60 10 W w ar L^ V^ ,^J\» I ii^AiH. H.i* J.ov»v y I'm sorry. 1 (TntZk^K^ AT THE DOCTOR'S ANDSO, /ffi^SrW <T,t^k HORLICKS Ji be I should lake her U, f Tired alliUe 9 1/ EVERYDAY Jjj^ *W_e doctor jffll j Tluat mean* AU Mii^j *sfcp!c£) AFTER^SOMETIME^ AT CHOO PIMG'S BIRTHPAV
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  • 701 11 Cager Bell Will Help Raise Standard GFHGFHFDHDH USIS Efforts Lauded w_«_«__^Z?i basketbaU co »<* from Pomona College, California, who will be \isiung Malaya early next month for a series of coaching sessions, is the latest m a notable series of the United States Information Service contributions to encourage sports among
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  • 338 11  -  ALEX SOARS By JALA LUMPUR:— Om of the most determined jerseverins hockey players m the Federation is Tommy Lawrence, a player who has refused to thc same because of disappointments. Lawrence story opens Sclan^or's slightly 22-year-old inside forsettin.: his sights on a tn
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  • 112 11 JL SJV w, ,n wp rc m the Jj s > ">n m the Army > up tournament *«'X have dropped to )S, x p, ,Mtion behind not put GHQ ing their lead. Played two »an their rivals became leaders they beat cn e goals
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  • 64 11 Lim Loong Bok Is KCRC Chief M^ Sat: [.^fiE** 1 meeting Q offic. k 0 Lowin S were S>S? bearer s for the and Ong sian Ti nt- n Lo n S Bok; V-.y- y™ Am Hun i t r TrL an Ah Che C^: BeT'M rs: Ga > C
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  • 301 11 Saturday's F.A. Soccer Results LONDON, Feb. 18. Reuter— Football Association Cup fifth round: Charlton A. 0. Arsenal 2 Doncaster J*. 0. Tottenham H. 2 Fverton 1. Chelsea 0 Manchester C. 0 Liverpool 0 Newcastle U. 2, Stoke C. 1 Sheffield U. 0, Sunderland 0 West B. A. 0. Birmingham C.
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  • 23 11 BOYS TOWN beat Raffles Institution by 62 points to 42 points m an inter-school basketball match played at Rl yesterday.
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  • 30 11 TAMIL Brotherhood beat Windsor Rovers by three goals to nil m a friendly soccer match at Farrer Park yesterday. Chandra scored two while the third was a 'gift.'
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  • 37 11 POLICE Sports Association beat Chinese Athletics by three goals to nil m a friendly soccer match at Thompson Road yesterday. Police led two nil at half time. Scorers were Said. Rahman, and Haroon Koned.
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  • 40 11 THE opening of the Nam Yew Association new basketball court was highlighted by an exhibition match between the Quek Hock Seng basketball team and the Nee Soon quintet. Quek Hock Seng cagers won by 51-46.
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  • 452 11  -  EDIN PETERS By FREDDY POPE, a founder member of the Singapore Motor Club who has the distinction of having raced with success at the famous Brooklands circuit before the war will be out to smash four records at the Colony half-mile standing-start speed
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  • 14 12 Pippykin, with his likely Grand National jockey Jim Power m saddle.
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  • 2125 12 MUFFIN MAN STREAKS AWAY TO GOLD CUP WIN Ted Larkin seixes a 'dream run' on the rail***, and.... From WINDSOR LAD GOODWOOD Stable's Muffin Man, ridden by Ted Larkin, yesterday won the Selangor Gold Cup first classic of Muffin Man beat Mr. T. H. Menzies' Zabaglione (Abdul Mawi) by a
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  • 435 12 Flat And Hurdle Winner— Now For The Jackpot CONTINUING THE RIDDLE OF THE GRAND NATIONAL' ]\JOST Grand National horses are born and bred for 'chasing and remain 'chasers throughout their careers. Not so Pippykin. As a two-year-old he carried the Maharajah of Rajpipla's famous Windsor Lad colours on the Flat,
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  • 226 12 MIAMI. Florida Feb. 18 (AP) A victory for Nashua m the Sl oo.ooo added Widener Handicap Saturday at Hialeah would make him the second horse m history to earn more than a million dollars m purses It also would place Nashua within shooting distance
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  • 108 12 THE BIG S WEEP TOTAL POOL $233,500""""^ Ist Prixe No. *****3 $63 04c 2nd Prixe No. *****3 $31 55, 3rd Prixe No. *****5 $15,76, Storters ($1,751 each): Nos. 2839ft_ >_ *****2, *****6, *****7, 1 5 1 37c 1 !ty *****4, *****5. U Ml Consolation ($1,401 each): No. 1. *****8, *****5,
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  • Feature Section
    • 256 13 •VAS wrestling with 01 Je of these Serbian when our teleZm rang on August ,;2 Mummy took ca 'i I heard her gasp, sa y: '"No! Not leaped from my r m y knees giving i r m "Pete?" I half c d. half screamed question.
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    • 2437 13 I Q r Fhis story of a great Royal Romance, told or u% first time by Queen Alexandra of P~ Yugoslavia herself, appears daily m the I STANDARD. These Memoirs will be published 1 I some time this year by Odhams. Then one section of his government
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    • 126 13 MY CONSTIPATION WORRIES ARE OVER! JP _r W I ALWAYS TAKE Milk of Magnesia tSf/'jSt _P_k Because It prmtri_»s wore com* _#*'''IH IL pleft rriiof than tingle* purpose ________M_________l____m laxativ* s.u-Mrh have no rfft-n on ■I 1 the acid Induction ihn\ ttstntrf *WM^Lm^^^^^^^*\ aecompamea conatlpatlon Fnr ot MA* M,,k **t
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  • 1005 14  -  ANDREW Egg By Standard's London Bureau Ch ef THE Tunku wos beaming with pleasure at the "Happy Birthday to You" singing of the Malayan students and their shouts of "Merdeka!" He had just come from the ceremonial signing of the Federation agreement, which he described as
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  • 1123 14  - Malaya Makes News In The U.S. ARNOLD BRACKMAN By NEW YORK SINGAPORE and the Federation bounced back into the New York daily Press as a "hot" news centre during the past fortnight. The stories hit the big circulation dailies here, too, like the Daily Mirror, whose circulation is counted m
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    • 449 14 ONIY COLGATE DEHIHL CBEAM HAS THE CUHKAI PROOF that brings new hope to millions for Day and Night Pmtedwn Against loot h Weay rf C»v^' __3___ W~y£iiJ^^& 4^^^K tS x^t________________^^^^^^^^^VS.^^^B EVIDENCE Sodium N-Lauroyl Sarcoeinata llll_i_Ei_S_l*_l JP ll tAMI PAMILIAI PACKAOII Documented facts, recently published fa an S!^____l____________^_^_____te:^_N^____ authoritative dental journal,
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    • 30 14 ALL THE BEST'FEATUf OF MODERN DESIGN \*^M _^^SP J FAMOUS SINCE 1 8 6? /__!_>*. M4 *»iTie 4 SOLE AGENTS f }/010 ARCAOI BUILDING, RAFFLIS PLACI, SINGA** P. O. BOX ox
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  • 449 15 YOUR new twelve-month has all the appearances of better results 1 than you hod .n the prev.ous phase. The heavy line (money and allied interests) .s shown as keep.ng a consistently high level This does not mean that there are no financial difficult!. It must be Jmembered thot
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  • 262 15 CHILDREN BORN THIS WEEK 9UNDAY. Feb. 19— nusually Qwifk of mind. robabh extremely invenive Will have hesitation j social life which needs prrecting. Careers follow n odd. possibly very n»inal. line May display reat ability m the arts. MONDAY. Feb. 20.— An motional and very sensive type of individual. Will
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  • 355 15 SUNDAY, Feb. 19 An entertaining period altogether. It's true that yon have small possibilities financially, probably following enrrent trends, bnt you are m for some lively changes and these raise hopes and happiness. New links seem of huge importance. So do unexpected trips and chances m ventures. MONDAY. Feb.
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  • 775 15  -  EVELYN HOCQUARD By E^T m order after Eleven we have 'amber Twelve, a spirit r *'Ul number ruled by P^nct Jupiter. It a strange symbol S a "Broken Ef." This does not a /J failure, or a short Jg? that life for an? Twelve folk
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  • 747 15 MARCH 21-APRIL 20 (Aries). Much emphasis is laid now on domestic problems. These might reach some sort of crisis. Changes m plans appear very likely to cause these complications. Care is necessary wherever these involve extra spending. Other interests follow a fairly even course and tbe end of
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    • 341 15 What more can you do WHAT ARE GROWING CHILDREN'S NEEDS? Good food, fresh alp and plenty of sleep. But that's not aIL If they're to feel well and keep well, you should give them something more daily Ribena. For Ribena the natural way to take Vitamin C builds strong bones
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  • 265 16  -  Jane Dexter y S I wl ***mimo*-*mAmo*o*o*o TTANG on to your shirts, boys or the girls will have them off your backs Some bright young things m America have discovered that men's smart shirts look very smart indeed on girls. Now the idea has come over
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  • 838 16 ALL those fashion re/v ports from Paris about the new ladylike look got me worried. They added up. I reckoned to a pretty sexless picture. Bosoms, waists and hips, it appeared, were to be hidden, under a lot of plain and refined navy blue
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  • 320 16 rpHE family Is clamouring for something to est Not to worry! Here are three snappy snacks to keep the family happy: Swiss Omelette TWO rashers of bacon; A three ens: six tablespoons milk; three tablespoons plain floor; chopped chives; pepper; one or two raw tomatoes. Cut
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  • 110 16 you're shopping, follow these tips for trouble-free shoes: 1. Never buy shoes the wrong size. Allow at least half an inch of space at the toe 3 because your feet are longer when you stand and walk. 2. Don't buy shoes the wrong width. Demand the
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    • 315 16 What makes baby smile Baby cries when his slcin becomes inflamed md But baby laughs when yon dust him with Joh Baby Powder-at every nappy-changing time and^ 1 time. Johnson's Baby Powder quickly dries <m J/ moist uro-and that means no more chafing or for bab/s tender skin. Johnson's Baby
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    • 10 16 i vhM*ty m -Someone's tied hit braces te tha doorknob."
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    • 345 16 THE STABS AND YOU By Rita Del 3 Jar TODAY'S QUOTATION: •If you would lift me c 7<>u rmi-t be on a higher m> ground."— Emer_on. c SIN DAY FOR EVFRYe ONE; Advance interests havm ing to do with personal pro, c perty and possessions, pleae _ures. affairs of the
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  • 1309 21 CHIN J* *J ric. bin ond di* Whilst counting the numerous five and tt*n >~*~* LSt*s*- ,h u,d B J^&LiSm£; Hrv purchases. iU T„ make sure, she slowly re-counted them again, but there was no mis- can I *> rOW q L hopelessly. She I took out her
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  • 389 21 Then without warning, he lost his job when the firm unexpectedly closed down owing to a very bad slump m trade. For nine months he drifted about looking desperately for work without success. At times he managed to get some money doing accounts for Chinese shopkeepers at the end
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  • 241 21 Malayan Short Story By JEIVE POH JSYYA tc mention his wife's and mother's. It was only last week when Chin Choo suggested tentativley; "Don't you think it would be a good idea if I go and work m the match factory, or. at least take m some laundry to do
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  • 356 21 Made-to-measure Children Of The Future By A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT "AIAKE a suit to fit my child,' says mum when she takes Johnny along to the tailor. But the day. may come when she goes to a doctor and says: "Make my child fit this suit.'* Fantastic? Certainly not. say a
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  • 56 22 Left: "Young Innocence" by C. F. Yeang of 76N Perak Road, Penang. Pentacon, f5.6, l/100th, Perutz. Above: "Pensive Mood" by Lim Chai Thuan of 5 Guan Hup Street. Klang. Richohflex, fll. l/100th, Super xx. Below: "Winning Smile" by Wellington C. B. Ong, of 28 Bangkok Lane, Penang.
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  • Page 22 Advertisements
    • 76 22 <*ftolv y%~ if rR I TU I a—A a i mS^H 3__k__!!_________ \> _> ____oe___ "We're here again to build up health In the nicest possible way. Haliborange will ensure that your children grow up sturdy and strong with sound teeth and well-formed bones. Haliborange has a delicious orange flavour
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    • 148 22 "SPEAKING OF PICTURES'* Name Address Title Camera Used Aperture Speed Film For quality and price CXrr£//7rc_L J •^•J Chinelt fyP ewnw Optima typewriters onn m~m Lest IC*. for cosfc. Now avoiloble on eoty payment!. lit payment $60/- plus 10 monthly payment of Sole Agents ft- _fe #*a* *a m n
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  • 1977 23 DOWN UNDER -^ralians ar* inking *fc« H WIIM< interest im Liion sr'th.n IS months. Mi»u, inf Tunku Ll»l* tahma s Uceeasful n999tiatm 1 ,o»* «n«f in London Says JIM HENRY. Our Queensland Correspondent The news has made front-page headlines in papers of all Kdes of opinion throughout the country, and
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  • 588 23  -  S. RAMACHANDRA Ry gOMEONE has described the Dalhousie obelisk as "a masterpiece of ugliness" but he overlooked the fact that it was the first public monument ever erected m Singapore when the town was only 31 years old. The Marquis am Marchioness of
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  • Page 23 Advertisements
    • 243 23 COLLEGE train mur mind to SUCCESS h-npa. THROUGH n-'.llii'i'llil PERSONAL POSTAL TUITION b_Ua_u£jjJ^ A FREE book vital t0 r° UP career I JtMKtun Read how this famous English College can help yoo to success. Send at once for the illustrated prospecr!L Mr!r I tvs on the career you want. As
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    • 332 23 _______i_i_M]____^__l^^ H^_i__P^^___________. s_________i Sps_Sil _____i___^_^ __i_fl _______^_X- <^ __l (vXjS __E_K_«i_^ ;^-'^_tt_' <ir.'y '^»S9| v.i __i R^^P^^^^^? >:?:§^^:^i^« ____»j!x _^___i :^^____________9^ -^^J^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^B l__o>-:_i___l B_5?!-JG____'^ .x. S:'-.-__S___i ________>•■_■<>>________! fsj^fl l^^>"^!?!ll_>..^_:; '^____^____B_i __^^__________H r ;^_H ■^^^!PiteNfly?m \j_sp l^ iii^fl^^ 3^ HHRv_>Xx.-x :-sy .«SSR ■^■jafP _____^v____K x-*-' __H ■B- -^i^^__Hr^W%-_______________________________B :.■■.•:*%>:««•%_•:.»:• >: f
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  • 64 24 WHY DO WS TALK OF "GIVING NO QUABT*Bt" THIS expression believed to date back to tha days when Dutchmen and Spaniard* agreed during a war that the ransom of a soldier should ba a quarter ol his pay. Aftother possible explanation ls that victors had to provide quarters
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  • 25 24 A LORRY DRIVER IN FRANCE SKIDDED ON A WET ROAD AND TIPPED HIS LOAD Ot 3,740 GALLONS OF RED WINE INTO A VINEYARD.
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  • 294 24 JF the slot m a money-box doesn't tempt some people to save, a slit m the floorboards often does. A few weeks ago a South African woman, after missing small sums of money for months, saw her fouj-year-old son pick up some coins and go
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  • 52 24 nURING election time m France a seventy-years-old woman voted m the morning. returned home, collected the papers of her ninety-four-year-old mother and voted for her. Asked how she had committed the offence without being spotted by the poll officials, she said: "Well, one old lady looks very much
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  • 14 24 A NEW detergent is being advertised On American TV. Its name is "SOAP."
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  • 63 24 OEOPLE m Cork, Ireland, swore that the inhabitants of a certain cottage kept a horse m their bedroom, such strange noises were heard. The cottagers protested there wasn't even room for a horse, apart from the fact that they had no desire for one there. A horse was
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  • 51 24 TV IXETY-S I X women m Chicago, U.S.A.. must not wear their corsets at the office for a fortnight. They work at the election commissioner's office, and aie being given lie-detector tests to find two missing registration cards. Corsets interfere with the detector's measurement of the breathing
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  • 93 24 I WHY DO WE SOMETIMES CRY WHEN WE J LAUGH? J rpHE truth is that we always cry when we laugh, 5 because our eyes are shedding tears every time 5 we wink, m such small quantities that they are drained off by the nose. If we laugh
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  • 35 24 AT a juvenile court In Germany a boy was found guilty of improperly disposing of rubbish from the butcher's shop where he worked and 'sentenced" to catch three rats m the next fortnight. see
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  • 25 24 T HAVE so many insurance A policies that I don't know what I'm doina half my time, said a witness m a Hertford court.
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  • 209 24  -  DENIS DUNN By A MAN fined for throwing a tray of fruit salads at a cafe proprietor said: "The man asked for it." And got hi s desserts. c a c IJ EART-CRY m court: Li "Time to pay. please, sir. Not one of my pals will
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  • 231 24 CURIOUS CREATURES SOME animals and fish, although small, are strong enough to make even the best weight-lifters -wTh^Zse 2 1 Cm m Ye a bl Ck 9 OranVe (CERTAIN types of shellfish which attach themselves to rocks by means of "suckers" cling so firmly that
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  • 272 24 DID you know thot when you sit down to a gome of cords you are looking at ancient gods and heroes? The King of Hearts was once called the Water King. Even now he carries the old Egyptian sign for water. He was also called
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  • 161 24 KNOWLEDGE IN A NUTSHELL rpHE greatest potato eaters A m the world are the Irish who consume 4051 b. per head each year. The figure for Great Britain is 2311 b per head. m TN 1795 the whole Dutch x fleet was captured by French cavalry The ships were ice-bound
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  • Page 24 Advertisements
    • 84 24 IjssxxgßgS^^ A*M _______P_a___. l£l H Oil md Water thermometeri Speedometers and drives I Hv_E ___i for cars, motor cycles and fl f a fIPRSP_HB .'fI j commercial vehicles. fl ill WM J Revolution counters and fl a| I drives for motor cycles. I *&£Zg£3*9P ii flj •< C Petrol gaugtt
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    • 147 24 The world famous family TIGER medicinal products x ___>. <■ I _______J^____L J Mtß^^raOT-_«x-'-.M°v. .^^)WP^Bfi__x-.' V<'^ .tSMJfTO 99^1 HEADACHE CURE Unmatched by any other pain reliever for Headache Neuralgia, Colds, Mental Strain. ENG AUN TONG THE TIGER MEDICAL HAU > mm WM I Pill .-"SBSl LIII Speed. Punctuality. Reliability mm
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