The Straits Times, 24 August 1952

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    33 1 24 W6 19« THE SUNDAY TIMES LARGEST NEXT SALES IN MALATA Sunday Edition of tha Straits Times dc Singapore Fr«« Press No. 889 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, AUGUST 24, 1952. PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS. PHONE *****.
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    POLICE CRACK THE OPIUM RACKET
    241 1 Raids on a thousand Singapore dens BIG PURGE IS CONTINUING j^ORE than 300 opium smokers and denkeepers are in gaol, 1,000 pipes have been confiscated and 1,000 opium dens have been raided oy the Singapore police since it began a drive to break the opium
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    44 1 im uieooai tiuuse at Lynmuuth. North Devon resort, was torn in half by the flood waters of the West Lyn river. The lifeboat was smashed out to sea. This picture was taken two days after the cloudburst caused the river to burst its banks.
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    ANOTHER RED BOSS KILLED
    241 1 ANOTHER RED BOSS KILLED ANOTHER Communist District Committee Member was killed yesterday. He was the second District Committee Member killed by the security forces in the Federation last week. The Red chief lulled yesterday was Wonjc Lok> Kium. He met his death when with four other armed terrorists. He approached
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    U.S. may have coal strike
    66 1 WASHINGTON, Sat. John L. Lewis, United Mine Workers leader, has cleared the way for a possible nat-ion-wide coal strike at the end of next month. He has formally notified the Federal Mediation Service that a dispute exists In the coal fields— a step that must
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    General may lose funds
    62 1 MEXICO CITY, Sat.— The Mexican Attorney-General asked the court yesterday to freeze all bank deposits of the Chinese General, Mow Pang-tsu, held for crrtradltlon on the charge of theft of U555,000,000. The petition said the ownership of the funds is in doubt. It did not say
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    'Big improvement soon': Tempter
    207 1 From Our Own Correspondent KLUANC, Saturday. IN two months, there will be a great improvement in the situation in the Federation, said the High Commissioner. General Sir Gerald Templer. here to-day. The General was talking Informally to a group of police lieutenants at the Johore state
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    GLOBETROTTERS CLOWN-AND WIN
    175 1 nASKETBALL that could only be described as fantastic was watched by 10,000 people at the Happy World Stadium last night. From the time (ha .Harlem Globetrotters appeared on the court there was hon-stop laughter from tl** trowd. They clowned right through the 20-minute game and what was
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    THE OLDEST MAN IN THE WORLD?
    6 1 THE OLDEST MAN IN THE WORLD?
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    He is 148, says his I-card
    439 1  -  CHAN SWAN BEE By THE oldest living person in Singapore today is Haji Ilias bin Haji Majid who 1 claims h* is 160. His identity card, however, shows he is only 148. He was found by a group of medical students from the University
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    The tale of a panama
    77 1 SIR Norman Brooks, President of the Australian Lawn Tennis Association for 26 years, and Lady Brooks •lighted smilingly at Kallanjf Airport, Singapore, from Hong Kong yesterday —though they had little to smile about. Two typhoons had delayed them for a week. And in the plane,
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    City will get more water this week
    116 1 City will get more water this week SINGAPORE Is to gc an additional 2.500.000 gallons of water a day from Johore. To make this possible, water supply may be restricted to consumers on the island on Tuesday. consumers are asked to store and conserve water on that day between 7
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    CEYLONESE PUN HOMES
    56 1 JOHORE BAHRD, Sat —The Lanka Reality Company Is sponsoring a four year plan to build houses for Ceylonese in each district In Johore. Several sub-commbttees have been appointed to draw plans for collecting the necessary funds. A meeting of the promoters of the Company will be held
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    India's choice in the air
    69 1 NEW DELHI, Sat— The Indian Government is expected to approve within the next ten days the expenditure of R-s 50.000.000 on 15 new planes for India's air services, it was learned here today. The government will then have to choose between two aircraft— the British
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    Aid for Indonesia
    47 1 WASHINGTON, Sat.—Diplomatic Informants paid today that Indonesian and American officials here had concluded discussions on the terms of United States military aid to the Republic. The informants said the results of the talks had been forwarded to Jakarta for decision by the Indonesian Cabinet.—UJ.
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    Singapore plans an anti-rabies drive
    170 1 nPHE Singapore Government ll negotiating for the supply of 30,000 doses of rabies vaccine from the United States to start a vaccination campaign against rabies In the Colony. Mr. Andrew J. Steel man, chief representative of Lederle Laboratories, manufacturers .of the vaccine who Is on
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    10 families in silent village pay fine
    144 1 10 families in silent village pay fine BUTTER WORTH, Sat. TEN out of 19 families have so far paid their share of the $4,650 collective fine imposed on the filent village of Permatang Tinggi, where Assistant Resettlement Officer Tcp Boon Hoe was shot dead by bandits last week. In addition
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    KING'S FAREWELL
    43 1 LAUSANNE, Sat. King Hussein of Jordan, 17, bid official farewell yesterday to this lakeside resort city, where he spent his first days as king before taking up the duties of a sovereign in the capital of Amman. He leaves tomorrow.— UP.
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    11 REDS HELD
    25 1 CAIRO. Sat.— The Egyptian police arrested 11 Communists yesterday following the arrest of a correspondent of the French Communist newspaper L'Humanita UP.
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    Learning farming
    20 1 NEW YORK. Sat—Twentytwo agricultural leaders of India arrived here yesterday for a two-month study of American farming methods.
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    AT LAST-THE REAL RITA HAYWORTKSTORY
    50 2 AT LAST-THE REAL RITA HAYWORTK STORY .HE GREATEST MOMENT IN RITA'S UFE WAS WHEN YASMIN WAS BORN. BUT HER HAPPINESS BEGAN TO FADE WHEN ALY KHAN, LEFT, TOLD HER HE COULD NOT AFFORD A NURSE BECAUSE OF GAMBLING DEBTS AMOUNTING TO £30,000 IN ONE WEEK. SHE LEFT HIM SHORTLY AFTERWARDS.
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    GODDES OF LOVE LOST HER PATIENCE
    2102 2 In the first of a new series of articles on the Hollr&ood stars RICHARD COLLIER tells of Rita Hayworth's marriage to Prince Aly Khan and of its astonishing consequences... /^N the spring day in *-M 951 when r amorous, red-haired Rita Hayworth fled from
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    Templer armoured car crashes into a swamp in Johore
    227 3 Convoy did not know KLUANC, Saturday. "|"HREE soldiers escaped injury today when an armoured car escorting the High Commissioner, General Sir Cerald Templer, left the Simpang Rengam Road and crashed down a 50--foot bank into a lallang swamp. The accident happened
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    TEACHERS HOLD OWN EXHIBITION
    153 3 Loco/ textiles on show TWENTY-NINE Singapore teachers and art students are exhibiting 93 of their outstanding paintings in the British Council Hall, Stamford Road, on the occasion of the third open exhibition sponsored by the Singapore Art Society, which opened yesterday. The exhibition, which will be
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    Rubber: Big price fall
    222 3 UPCOUNTRY and Singapan selling caused a drop of 2 5 8 cents on the Singapore Rubber Market yesterday and September first grade closed at 82% cents a lb. There was only mild support from the trade and when sellers came out the price quickly weakened from
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    PROFESSOR ARRIVES
    65 3 Professor C. K. Ingold Professor of Chemistry at University College. London, and one of the world's leading organic chemists, arrived In Singapore yesterday by Qantas-BOAC from Australia. Prof. Ingold had been lecturing in Australia and New Zealand under the sponsorship of th e British Coun-'l. H e will
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    His toddy was for the 'gods'
    57 3 IPOH. Sat— Charged with Illegal possession of a Jar of toddy at Menglembu on Friday, 35-year-ol<i Suppiah told the ipoh Magistrate today It was a holy day and he had bought the toddy for the "gods." Suppiah was fined $75 in default four weeks'
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    500 attend dance
    23 3 About 250 couples attended the 9th H. 9. (Dolphin) Scout Group <lance at the Singapore Victoria Memorial Hall last night.
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    FED. HEALTH CHIEFS GIVE BLOOD
    129 3 FED. HEALTH CHIEFS GIVE BLOOD PENANG. Sat. THE MEMBER for Health. Dr. Lee Tiang Keng, and the Deputy Director of Medical Services, Dr. R. D. Gross, became blood donors today when they had their blood taken for grouping. They were visited by a blood bank team under Mrs. A. Man,
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    COULSON-GILMER RUDE, SAYS LAWYER
    280 3 PENANC, Saturday. PALLED as a defence witness, Mr. Jag-Jit Singh, a Penang lawyer, said in the Sessions Court today that he "did not like the accused at all." Mr. Jag-Jit Singh was testifying at the trial of R. A. Coulson-Gilmer. former Penang manager of Shriro (China
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    HE DID NOT REPORT.
    67 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. COR failing to report at the General Hospital for examination under an order issued by the Manpower Committee, Bushari bin Haji Razak was today sentenced by the Police Court to 68 days imprisonment. He was served with the order on Jan. 16 and
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    27 3 Mr. and Mrs. Ivor Leonard lack ALee after their wedding at St. Andrew's Cathedral, Singapore, yesterday afternoon. The bride was Miss Cora Janet Ncubronner. Sunday Times picture.
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    Shark kills fisherman
    66 3 KUALA TRENGGANU, Sat. ISMAIL Aivang. aged 28, a Malay fisherman of Paka, died a few minutes he was attacked by the shark. Ismail was in knee-deep sea water only four yards from shore near Paka River on Thursday drawing bis dragnet ashore when he v as attacked
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    Hari Raya Haji in N.S.
    43 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— Aug. 31 will be observed as the Hari Raya Haji in Negri Sembilan. Monday. Sept. 1, is a public holiday. The Gazette notification declaring Saturday, Aug. 30. to be a public holiday has been cancelled.
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    TIN PRICE
    11 3 SINGAPORE. Sat. Aug. M: $479*. a picul (down $2\).
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    Doctor tells why they resigned
    92 3 Doctor tells why they resigned DEPUTY Director of Medical Services, Dr. J. CouttsMilne. yesterday denied that Asian doctors in Singapore had resigned this year be*, cause of long working hours and Government's failure to give them a "square deal." Dr. Coutts-Milne told the Sunday Times, "So far six officers have
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    50 at course
    23 3 KUALA LIPIS. Sat.— Fifty Malay teachers from West Pahang are attending a 12--day Normal course at Clifford School, Kuala Lipls.
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    PROTECT THE CHILDREN, VICKERS URGES
    123 3 With a vaccination cam* paign against smallpox in /Allwtng in Singapore, the Director of Medical Services, Dr. W. J. Vickers, yesterday appealed to mothers to get their children immunised against diphtheria. "Diphtheria." Dr. Vtckers told the Sunday Times, had been attacking) us on an in»
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    New Scout troops I
    39 3 KUALA LUMPUR. SaV. f^ l Now Scout troops have b»eto» formed n the KaltimpTH£, Keriirig, KuaJa.Kub.u Bahry.. K n j Gurney (Ulu Yam" Bahni) Rawang and Kundang new vi -Cages in the Ulu Selangor district.
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    C.B.L charge against soldier
    54 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. Mazlan bin Rahrr.at of No. 19 Jungle Company. Tampoi claimed trial in the Police Court today en a charge of criminal breach of trust of a bayonet and 10 rounds of ammunition. The preliminary inquiry was Axed for Sept. 9 and 10. He
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    Took father's place: fined
    59 3 TEMERLOH. Sat. Tan Chui Lan, 17. who put on his father's uniform and acted for him. as a Home Guard while h e went for a rest was Oned $50 at Triang. He pleaded guilty to a charge of possession of a shotgun and five rounds
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    GRADUATE TEACHERS TO ASKMACG MORE PAY'
    170 3 GRADUATE TEACHERS TO ASKMACG MORE PAY' rC Pan-Malayan Council' of the Stamford Club will discuss proposals for improved salary schemes and better promotion prospects for pass graduate teachers in Singapore and the Federation with the Deputy High Commissioner of the Federation, Mr. D. C. MacGillivray, at an interview soon in
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    ANTI-RABIES ACTION IN N.S.
    105 3 SEREMBAN, Sat. rIE Negri Sembilan authorities are taking energetic steps to prevent the spread of rabies in the Stat. v Notices and posters in all languages are to be posted up in the Seremban area warning owners of dogs to license them Immediately and to ensure
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    New welfare officer
    28 3 JOHORE BAHRU Sat MR. C. G. Watts arrived in Johore Bahru from Kuala Lumpur recently to take up duties as Deputy State Welfare Officer, Johore.
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    The people tell Templer how to win
    470 4  -  RUSSELL SPURR By CUGGESTIONS for new weapons and new tactics to beat Communist terrorism are pouring into Malaya from all over the world. People in Europe, Asia, the Americas the major ty of (hem living in the Commonwealth are writing to General Templer
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    Country in the news
    27 4 A scene from Sarawak. This "View of the Upper Rejang, Kapit" was taken by Mr. Soon Lee Guan of 17 Channel Road, Sibu.
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    The Countryman's Journal
    606 4 A LADY THE TUAN'S MOUSTACHE YESTERDAY the occupants of the estate bungalow where the Tuan lived In 1948 gave an evening cocktail party. On his arrival he was surprised to find the place almost in darkness owing to the last-minate failure of the lightingset. Instead of electric
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    School with turbulent past has new life
    577 4 THE Shang Pan School, largest Chinese school an the East Coast, has erased its association with its turbulent past. The change is necessary, for the school no longer serves only Kuantan town, whose population has almost doubled since a decade ago, but also
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    FATE IS UNKIND TO ABDUL THE THIEF
    333 5 Gets prison for cheating JHIRTY five-year old Abdul Rash id bin AM finds it more and more difficult to earn a dishonest dollar in his "profession of cheating, theft and extortion." So much so that he muttered to a police corporal who led
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    45 5 CONFERENCE outside the murder house. Sir Gerald Tempter discusses his plans with the Resident Commissioner, Penang, Mr. N. Ward, and the Chief Police Officer, Penang, Mr. C. M. J. Kirke, outside 216 Permatang Tinggi, where a Chinese assistant resettlement Officer was killed a week ago.
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    Square dancing at the 'y'
    215 5 Square dancing at the y THr, WoMAN wilu Drought the craze for square dane- ing to Singapore is blonde Mrs. Gwendoline Griffin, whose Police Lieutenant husband after a four-day honeymoon last November flew to Malaya to serve with a jungle company. Since then, apart from a brief 36-hour re-union when
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    Workman, 28, tell 20 feet and died
    76 5 Workman, 28, tell 20 feet and died A WORKMAN, Toh Kum Tong. aged 28, was standing on a concrete ledge above a window of a house in Caldecott Hill Road, Singapore, when it gave way. He crashed 20 feet to the cement floor, and was rushed unconscious to the hospital,
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    Community centre
    33 5 KUALA LIPIS. Sat.— The second community centre In the Lipis district was opened at Budu yesterday by Che Halimaton binte Haji Majid. RIDA gave $2,000 towards the cost of the building.
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    U.K. factory expert to teach in S'pore
    88 5 MR. ARTHUR E. QUINN. a I chief factory- inspector Is now in Singapore on loan from the British Ministry of S.ibrur on \ik c -year a< "e--ment. He stared work at the Inspectorate of Machinery !n Havelock Road this week. Mr. Qulnn is
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    MOVE BY YWCA TO PROVIDE ROOMS
    159 5 An accommodation bureau THF SINGAPORE Young Women's Christian Association has opened an accommodation bureau at their headquarters at 5, Raffles Quay to help cope with the increasing requests for hostel accommodation. Miss Gertrude Owen, adviser to the Y.W.C.A., who Is now In Singapore, yesterday
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    Charge is withdrawn
    86 5 THE summons charge of criminal intimidation against the Malayan Film Censor, Mr. Jack Evans, was withdrawn at the Singapore City Police Court yesterday. Two weeks ago, Mr. Evans appeared before the court op a summons charge brought by Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ivor Jenkins. Mr. Evans was
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    WOMEN AT UMNO MEET
    88 5 TAIPING. Sat. DELEGATES, including women, from the 39 branches of the 35.000-strong Perak branch of UMNO, are attending the two-day annual assembly which opened in Taiping today. Following a prayer by the Tuan Mufti of Perak the Orang Kaya Mentri welcomed the delegates. The Raja Bendahara
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    W.D. offer meagre — T.U. chief
    233 5 W.D. offer meagre T.U. chief rE War Departments offer of medical facilities to their civilian employees in Singapore was described by Mr. S. T. V. Lingam, President of the Army Civil Servira Union, yesterday as "something very meagre.' Said Mr. Lingam: "We expected the British Government, our employers, to follow
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    Girl kidnapped —man gaoled
    85 5 TEMERLOH, Sat. After three prosecution witnesses had given evidence a young Tamil. Balakrishnan, pleaded guilty to a charge of kidnapping a 14-year-old girl, Sampuranam, from Lanchang estate, Mentakab. The girl said Balakrishnan went to her house and asked her to follow him. She went up to
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      342 5 Today's Radio SINGAPORE Pitsgorald: 10 A Tale To Tell; .IXI M y 11 m 1015 Rad rCh 10 45 11 SO"--(484 M. Si 41 M.) loquy 9 a.m. Good Morning; 9.30 DPMAMO Musical Round-up: 10 News: 10 OS rBRAHw interlude from Hawaii; 10.30 La- (810 Kc/i 379 m 1 tin
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    MAN OF THE ISLANDS KEEPS THEM WELL
    810 6  -  Ikathleen HICKLEY By, ONE of the first persons to be vaccinated against smallpox in Singapore last week was Dol bin Bengol, Penghulu of Pulau Sudong, a small island which lies behind Pulau Bukom. Government has not forgotten the islanders in its drive to
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    Between you and me...
    464 6  -  BILLY BUDD By PRED KARNO was famous music hall comedian who specialised in crazy acts. He and his troupe presented hilarious extravaganzas on various phases of British life, such as the Doiice, courts, etc. Thus the term "Fred Karno," as a prefix, even to this day
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    MISS MALAYA-25
    14 6 This week's Miss Malaya Is Miss Honey Chan of Anderson Road, Ipoh.
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    No room for modesty on the Ken-Tooki I says Muriel
    53 7 No room for modesty on the Ken-Tooki I says Muriel THESI fiv. nun and a girl are planning to drift acren Hi* Mcdl- temnean oh a raft. Sayt < Hi* (lit, Murlal Grand < "There wil b* no room for modesty Th« expedition hat been inspired by rfte voyage ccroti
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    five men & a girl in raft adventure
    613 7 five men a girl in raft adventure From a Special Correspondent PARIS: piVE men and a girl, who were due to set off last week to drift across the Mediterranean on a raft, the Ken-Tooki, have been spending a fortnight aboard at river moorings to get used to the idea.
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    Bare legs are banned here
    148 7 Bare legs are banned here QDD spots WOMEN NOT WEARING STOCKINGS ARE BANNED 7R0M THE HAGERSTOWN. MARYLAND. PUBLIC PARKS. To arrest a woman on a disorderly conduct charge police at Kokomo, Indiana, removed the bathroom dcor from Its hinges, took the woman from the bath, and carried her, undressed and
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    Quest heart
    400 7 EXIRACTS FROM WORLD'S GREATEST LOVE LETTERS 1 VICTOR HUGO TO ADELE FOUCHER On the threshold of fame, 20-year-oM Victor Hugo, peat Frencfi romantic novelist, wrote these lines to the woman destined to become firs wife. My adorable Adele, After the two ravishing evenings of yesterday and the day
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    HER FEET ARE HER FORTUNE
    7 8 NANCY HO
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    Quiet honeymoon— if you pay for it
    368 8  -  DOUGUS LACKERSTEEN By MARRIAGE anywhere is a costly business, no less in Buddhist Burma where the bridegroom pays "stone money" if he wants a quiet honeymoon. This is a good-natured "bribe" to friends, especially men friends, to keep away from the bridal chamber
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    Nancy and Judy, two women with courage
    950 8  - Nancy and Judy, two women with courage T.F. HWANG DOROTHY THATCHEH By AMD No film career for her... This is the story of two chee rful young women, who both know what they want from life, one a Singapore dance hostess, the other an English air hostess. They live 8,000
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    MAGIC CARPET GIRL'
    5 8 MAGIC CARPET GIRL' JUDY BREEN
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    TEACHER'S DILEMMA
    643 8 Jane Lees Human Casebook' T AM a teacher in an English School and am greatly in love with a schoolgirl. I don't know her feeling towards me but would like to know how to approach her. Is it against the" regulations for a teacher to go out with
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    HUBBY USED A PENKNIFE
    88 9 IPOH, Sat.— Pleading guilty in tne Magistrate's Court today to causing hurt to his young wife by stabbing hei with a penknife, 25-year-old Raju, a rubber tapper, said that he quarrelled with her because she paid frequent visits to hotels. The woman, Veeramah, was stabbed in
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    Tapper ran, shot dead
    54 9 SUNGEI BAKAP. Sat.— Tar Kirn Lai, 26-year-old rubbe tapper, was shot dead yesterday when he failed to stop after being challenged by a jungle squad operating at Sungei Durian In Sungei Bakap, Province Welleslcy South. Tan, lather of two children, was tspplng on a Chineseowned estate
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    Pilot missing
    25 9 WASHINGTON, Sat.— CtA. Peter Lambrecht, 40, top U.S. Marine night fighter pilot in Korea, has been missing In action since Aueust 15. UP.
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    City centre will be 'beautiful' by end of the year
    174 9 City centre will be 'beautiful' by end of the year £INGAPORE City Council's development scheme to "beautify" the heart of the City -Finlayson Green will be completed before the end of this year, Mr. W. I. Watson, the City Architect, told the Sunday Times yesterday. Mr. Watson said that tenders
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    60 9 S.ns» ..ores firat mobile bookshop is now in operation. Specially built for the job, it can carry 3.000 bosks and magazines which are sold at, or below, their cost in the City The shop will visit services camps every week. So far the response has oeen very good This picture
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    David is back home after big operation
    112 9 IjiAITII IN UOJ and the skill of New York surgeons h&s brought nine-year-old Da rid Relnoehl back to Singapore again. David is the son of the former pastor of Singapore Wesley Church, the Rev. Waldo S. Reinoehl, who will go to Malacca with
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    Blackout schedule
    280 9 Sub-stations liable to load shedding are: DAT Alexandra Incinerator. Haveleck ltd.. Uirthrlra Co., Alex. Brick works. Paslr Pan jang. PackJnj HJU, I Reformatory Rd., St. James. Miri K4.. SUat Rd, Base Medical Store, BakU Pa-soh, BAT.. Malayan Refric. Co.. Trafalgar St. Anson Rd.. Tionjr Bahrn, Sara St., Ramaa
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    55 9 Mf. C S. Andcrtoa. Australia* Trade Comaimioner for Indoneiia, and Mis* Eleanor Markland after tficir wtddiru at the Singapore Presbyterian Church yesterday- Tht beir mm was Mr. A. J. Day, Amrralian Trade Commissioner for Malaya while Mr*. Day w»i Matron of Honour. Tne bride arrived from Australia on W«dneiday on
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    Church work expands in S.E.Asia
    181 9 Church work expands in S.E.Asia njiHE POLITICAL SCENE in A Indonesia and Indochina has not affected the congregations in Jakarta, Sourabaya or Saigon, the Bishop of Singapore, the Rt. Rev. H. W. Baines, states in his annual report on the diocese of Singapore for last year. The Cocas Islands have
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    THE BENEFITS OF A GURKHA SOLDIER
    178 9 LONDON, Sat. THE Economist, independent weekly review, said today: "The Indian politicians who are demanding that present arrangements for enlisting Gurkhas Into the British Army should be ended presumably see the matter as a useful stick with which to beat Mr. Nehru's Government." On
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    CANT BE HURT' BOAST FAILED
    138 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. AN INDIAN CONVICT who is said to have boasted to fellow prisoners in Pudu Gaol, Kuala Lumpur, that no knife could hurt him was wounded in both arms yesterday. He is now In the General Hospital. The story told to the Sunday
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    RIVER TRIP FOR SCOUTS
    82 9 KUALA KANGSAR, Sat The Hong Kong Boy Scouts contingent of three Sea Scouts, four Queen Scouts and five other Scouts has arrived at Kua:a Kangsar from Taiping. The President of the Kuala Kangsar branch of 'he Perak Boy Scouts' Association, Yang Ahmat Mulla, the Raja Bendahara
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    Broke into police canteen charge
    51 9 TELUK ANSON, Sat— Idrls bin Lontak was produced before the Circuit Magistrate, Teluk Anson, charged with housebreaking. He was alleged to have broken Into the Police Canteen at Kuala Lumpur on the night of July 28. The case was postponed and bail of $500 was
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    Chairman's wife back
    54 9 PENANG. Sat. MRS. H. B. VAN PRAAGH. the wife of the Chairman of the Penang C'.iamber of Commerce, has returned from the United Kingdom with her two boys. Accompanying them on the m.v. Benalder was Mr. van Praagh's niece, Bvea, Countess Oeynhausen, who will spend a few
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    44 10 THIS EXPECTANT mother need not f-»ce the expense of re-equlp-lnr !v r wardrobe after the 'happy event. Duncan's maternity frocks are specially styled so they may be worn as normal day dresses with no alteration what-so-ever 11. D' Almeida St. (Off Raffles Place).
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    SINGAPORE, AUG, 24, 1952. Crime and punishment
    574 10 SINGAPORE, AUG, 24, 1952. Crime and punishment mHANKS to the radio, j» all Malaya overheard h the dramatic ultima- t turn which General t Templer issued to the l people of Permatang Tinggi on Thursday. The encounter, the denunciation and the warning were brought into the homes of the people,
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    'Mr. Comet' chalks up 250,000 jet miles
    465 10 ON THE WAY TO SINGAPORE ...A QUARTER MILLION AT 38,000 ft. on a flight somewhere oetween London and Singapore last week. 32-year-old Captain Michael Majendie of 8.0.A.C. completed 250,000 miles' flying in the Comet. This established him as the world's most experienced airline
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    THE MACHINE HE FLIES
    15 10 The finest plane on earth comes down at Kal a nit
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      488 10 JHOPE It won't be thought amiss for me to refer again to your leader of Aug. 3, "March to Freedom." In any case, I feel that In these days when "too many of our leaders are interested in their own advancement rather than In that of the
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      127 10 lAM very happy to have this chance to write to you. I wish to have some pen friends in your nice country. Real world peace starts from understanding among nations. In view of this necessity a reciprocal exchange of culture with foreigners is vital. The easiest way to
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      264 10 I AGRiiE with Dr. Purcell that the Chinese people in Malaya have been much misunderstood and maligned. There is no doubt that on the whole the Malayan Chinese have been generous and loyal to the country g: their adoption. Have they not always cooperated with the Government and the
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    Where the atom bomb will go off
    263 10 Where the atom bomb will go off BRITAIN'S first atom bomb lias arrived in Australia. Each week from now on scientists, with their instruments and equipment, will move to the barren Monte Bello Islands. 50 miles off the north-west coast of Australia. There, where a prevailing wind would blow atomic
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    MYSTERY OF THE BIG BANK HOLD-UP
    374 10  -  Massey Stanley By IT grows more and more 'obvious that Australia's biggest robbery in post-war years was an Inside job. That is the conviction of police investigating the sensational disappearance of the £33,--593 Army payroll from a Melbourne bank Just over a fortnight ago.
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    New Indonesian exchange rates heavy blow to trade
    454 11 Not worthwhile' By Our Market Correspondent W ITH the publication yesterday of the new exchange rates for the import of nonessential and semi-luxury goods into Indonesia, which came into force on Aug. 12, Singapore traders say that some goods would now be
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    56 11 MISS Leenrn Madhavan, daughter of Mr. A.P. Madhavan, Town Board Superintendent, Ipoh, will be the main star at an Indian dance performance at the Victoria Theatre, Singapore, on Friday. Sixteen year old Miss Leena studied Indian classical dancing at Madras for five years. She represented India at the International Peageant
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    Double rate for aphrodisiacs
    74 11 Double rate for aphrodisiacs UNDER the new lists of non-essential goods imported into Indonesia which must now pay twice the present rate of exchange are night pots of varii/js kinds, Chinese medicines, aphrodisiacs and anticonception and rejuvenation medicines. Soap is subject to 100 per cent inducement rate and sharks skin
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    Tetanus from knee injury killed boy
    68 11 •THREE WEEKS after injurI ing his knee while playing at school, Tan Juan Aik. 8. died from tetanus, the Singapore Coroner, Mr. Choor Singh, was told yesterday at an inquest. Inspector Francis Chan said that on July 17. 19 days after the boy was
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    UMNO fixes assembly
    78 11 BUTTERWORTH. Sat. The general assembly of UMNO has now been fixed for four days, Sept. 12 to 15, at P^terworth UMNO headquarters. The first day will be ladles' day and the second will be devoted to the youth section. The general assembly proper will be held on
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    Klang school's anniversary
    56 11 KLANG. Sat.— The Wah Khiu Middle and Primary School, Klang, celebrates its 28th anniversary on Wednesday and Thursday. There will be a handwork exhibition from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and a concert from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. on each day. There will be a tea
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    Troops for Korea
    29 11 PUSAN. Bat. Turkish. Greek and Dutch replacements for frontline United Nations fighting units have arrived in Pusan aboard the American troopship Oen. Nelson M. Walker.— A.P.
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    Best month for rubber since Jan.
    141 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. rE FEDERATION produced 49,984 long ton s of rubber in July the best month since January when s the output was 50,814 tons. Of this, 29,473 tons were produced by estates and 20.511 tons by smallholdings. Total production for tne first
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    Gurkha band entertains
    39 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— The 1/6 Gurkha Rifles Band consisting of drums, bagpipes and bugles, entertained more than 3.000 persons on the Padang, Kuala Kangsar. on Thursday wilh some marches and songs before they beat the Retreat.
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    They go into business with shoe-shine kits
    144 11 A new business has sprung up i:i o "£<«pore. Boys of 14 years and below are the victims and sometimes the beneficiaries. The boys are shoe-shines. They work at night and their haunts are the various hawkers' pitches in People's Park, the bars
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    TWO DUSUN TRIBESMEN WIN COLONIAL SCHOLARSHIPS
    149 11 rFHE FIRST Colonial DeveJL i;>pnent and Welfare Scholarship to be awarded to a Dasun tribe member in British North Borneo has been won by Mr. Joseph MaJalap, 30-year-old Dusun attached to the Government Treasury at Jesselton. He will leave Singapore today for Britain by
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    YOUTH URGED TO BE OF SERVICE
    354 11 Call at Anglican Fellowship SEREMBAN Saturday. A PLEA to the Pan-Malayan Anglican Youth Fellowship to "answer the urgent call of work in new villages in this country 1 was made in Seremban last night by Mr. George Lee Thian Kee. President of Saint Francis
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    Laughing warriors have killed 22 bandits
    322 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. SINCE their arrival at Triang, their remote railway town base in Pahang, four months ago the 3rd (Kenya) Battalion of the King's African Rifles have killed 22 terrorists. The Africans 1 arrival caused quite a stir but they won respect quickly
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    MCA lottery draw
    29 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— The Malayan Chinese Association's eleventh $1,000,000 sweep will be drawn at 2 p.m. at the Selangor Chinese Assembly Hall in Kuala Lumpur tomorrow.
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      A TRIUMPH FOR STEWARTGRANGER
      1076 12  -  JOHN BEHACUE By DeMille gives us too much of r good thing THE Celluloid Sultans are going to be very angry with me this week for I am dropping their "mightiest of motion pictures"— "The Greatest Show On Earth"— to second place in favour of an
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      Spot the Star
      112 12 A popular star whose ri«e to xx raeecai hat been almost phenomenal. Can yon spot him, and do you know the name of the picture from which their •cene ww taken? Send your answer to "Spot The Star," Sunday Time*, Singapore. Prlaea of $25. $11. fit and
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      361 12 CLOSEDFOB EXTENSIVE BEWOfATIONS QUEENS Theatre j GRAND RE-OPENING THURSDAY 28th AUG. JViAJlejM^ Picture "SAQI" 1-45, 4, 6.30, 9.30 rji^ffflliffj^^^g^^S (tmrft. Possessed with a love that fed apon darknrss and fear! JjPiHfrUICS MASON JUNE HAVOC TODAY 11 a.m. "WINCHESTER 73"~ SOON' The miracle of Human Birth unfolds before your eyes! "We
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    More,prize-winning pictures
    156 13 More,prize -winning pictures rIE Sunday fmti n awarding $15 for Hie best picture of the week, with $5 for runncrs-up. There it also a prize of $25 for rhe best picture of the month. This week's first prize goes to Mr. S. C. Choo. 4ifi Lim Liak Street, Tiong Bar.ru,
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    WATCH THAT BACKGROUND
    869 13  -  Raymond Thomas PHOTOGRAPHY FROM SCRATCH 28 By a LITTLE girl, a promising artist, was once asked how she did her drawinr and replied: "I think think and then draw a lin> round It." In the so cilled graphic artf everything Is possible and, wlr: some offending object
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    FOOD WITH A PUNCH IS RUSSIA'S NEW GAME
    960 14 Stalin's grand design— and his secret weapftn From the Kremlin the orders go out to send the food where it helps Russia best. I PROPHESY that in Persia just now the Russians 1 are preparing to use their most subtle and effective
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    By Col. Cyril Banks,me MP
    23 14 By Col. Cyril Banks,me MP who was in charge of emergency feeding at the Ministry of food in Britain during the last war
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    Eggs for tiffin
    390 14 EGGS are the cook's best friend when she Is called upon to prepare a meal in a hurry or to provide one unexpectedly. The following recipes make quick and easy tiffin or supper dishes. CHEESE EGGS Be*t three eggs. mM fassr ÜblrspoonfuU of milk, three onncea of
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    Good acting -but not a great piay
    515 14 I REGRET to say it. but up of her marriage to the the latest Arts Theatre man she loved. I could not pay. "Th's V'as A Woman," believe that, by comn-.em:nK was far more favourably on the pretty hair of her received by
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    The latest craze: Durian pips
    288 14 The latest craze: Durian pips MALAYA is a land famous for many things— tin, rubber, badminton and, lately, the abominable craze of gambling. In gambling, the Malayans need no teaching. It comes as a sort of "doins what comes naturally." Unlike badminton whi;h needs practice— and tin and rubber— which
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    The 'Son of Heaven has a headache
    1022 15  -  ROBERT GREYE t THE SECRET FEARS OF THE LITTLE EMPEROR By Sunday Times special correspondent TOKYO. "MINA BY OKI" iU ("We arc all ill") said a high official of the Imperial Household sadly to me when we met in the gardens of the
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      130 15 is a complete hair treatment in itself. It supplies the ■atural oils which dry hair lacks; it acts ac a dressing as well as a health giving lotion; it contains pure Silvikrin, the hair's natural food. A few minutes' daily massage »itb C:^^^^^ifllll Silvikrin Lotion with Oil will bring new
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    SITTING on the FENCE
    897 17  -  NAT GUBBINS By AS the Arch Druid of Wales withheld the poetry prize at the National Eisteddfod at Aberystwyth because none of the poems submitted reached the required standard, perhaps he will consider awarding the silver crown and £25 to me for the following: Wales is
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    Elegant Elaine
    16 17 Elaine Stewart, new M.-G.-M. starlet, puses prettily for the camera on a Hollywood beach.
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    T.V. 'brain' will catch air raiders
    58 17 EIGHT miles up, flying at the speed of sound, Britains fighter aircraft will hunt raiders and give battle by means of a lightning ca; culator TV "brain." Human brains can no longer cope with the split-second calculations essential with modern speeds. The boffins of
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    OUR SCIENCE SECTION
    295 17 OUR SCIENCE SECTION Already the first TV fighter is flying carrying a pilot, a radar operator, and half a ton of electronic gear. Once the enemy plane Is detected by radar, the TV brain takes over. Hundreds of tiny valves began to glow. The brain works out the hour in
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    THIS FROG LIVES IN THE CLOUDS
    199 17 A VIOLET-BLUE frog lives in the clouds and sings like a bird. This latest discovered high altitude amphibian Las just been reported by Dr. Bertha Lutz of the National Museum of Brazil. She found it, together with 'wo other hitherto unknown species, on the
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    80 PER CENT LOOK IN
    141 17 BRITAIN now has the biggest national television coverage in the world. The latest transmitter to be opened is at Wenvoe. six miles from Cardiff. The 750 ft. steel mast will brina; another 3.500,00* people into viewing range. Thb means that nearly 81 per cent, of
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    THEY BUILT THEM LIKE BATTLESHIPS!
    77 18 Forty-three years old. and itiH going strong is this 1909 American Pierce Arrow photographed in America. One of Hie first six-cylinder cars to be produced. Hie old Pierc« Arrow was byik like a battleship, after Mm manner of many of the original American marques. Th«
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    Mobile smokescreens CAN be cured—and here's how
    894 18  - Mobile smokescreens CAN be cured— and here's how Manning Blackwood AN EXPERT OFFERS SOME ADVICE ON A SOOTY SUBJECT By TT would appear that there are several other people in Malaya and Singapore who agree with me that all is not well with our buses, and I have had one
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    INTER-WARD SOCCER: KUALA LUMPUR SETS FINE EXAMPLE
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    SAPPERS WIN CALDBECK CUP ZONE FINAL
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    FINAL TEST
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    Fund started for Sands' family
    291 19 Fund started for Sands' family MEI.BOI'RNE. Sat BEGINNING oo« In th* late champion's home townNewcastle. N.S.W.— appals have been launched for funds lo help the willow and three children of thr Utr Dave Sands. !6-year-old Kmpire middleweight bovine champion, and leading ranicndcr for the world t>Ue. killed In an accident
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    Fed Police are better athletes
    446 19 Fed Police are better athletes fTHE annual .tinietic ijxrts MHllm oev*e?n j*inija;>e-e Po! c<- r.id in? Fe'e/aiii relic -vrriay at 'ne P.il cc Qg School ;.vu!v;. I.icynm tU .^ti and af'-ar In ion Fed' ration Pel re w nner.. by 55 po*OI) ro /rder.» ioi> Police sliowea allround superiority by
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    SUSSEX BEAT THE INDIANS
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    F.PARK SOCCER
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    Veikoso hits quick 54 for Fed. Army
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    HOUSES LEAGUE & CUP RESULTS
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    N.Z. BLOODSTOCK FOR JAPAN
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    Malays rally to force 2-2 draw
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    Chia, Mrs. Dew in third finals
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    South just save game
    304 19 South just save game KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. IN an exciting finish South held A North to a draw in the annual Non-Benders reunion match en the padang here today. Set to make 175 to win <n 135 minutes. South lost nine wickets i for 151 runs but their last pair.
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    D'ARCY IRVINE RETIRES-AFTER 45 YEARS IN N. MALAYA CRICKET
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    S'GOR MALAYS WIN SULTANS' SHIELD TIE
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    6-2 FOR HAIKOWYU
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    PAX HAVEN SCORES DOUBLE AT X.L: PAYS $143
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    U.K. SOCCER RESULTS
    313 20 LONDON. Set. Rruter II 1 UUISIUiI Aston Villa 1 Arsenal 2 Ballon 2 Derby County Burnley 0 Middlesbrough 1 Manchester I. 2 Chelsea t I'm Ismoulli o Blackpool 2 I'rmton 1 Liverpool 1 ShrffiHd Wed. 2 Newcastle 2 Stoke 2 Manchester C I Sunderland Charlton 1 To
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    132 20 In a friendly badminton match X lour singles and ibffe doubles pjayexl at the Clerical Union Hsal on Frday night, Eclipse B.P. beat the Starllft BJ». ri Pulo Bukom by six games to >i» Results (Eclipse players mentioned first): singles: Stephen George beat Chia Bock Kee
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