The Straits Times, 30 May 1954

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    Masthead
    13 1 in The Straits Times No. 979 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, MAY 30, 1954. 15 CENTS
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    KEDAH POLICE CHIEF SHOT DEAD
    643 1 fc/7/ed as Reds ambush two cars in hour on Peak road Gun missing I PENANC, Saturday. JHE CHIEF POLICE OFFICER of Kedah and Perils, Mr. Charles Neville Godwin, was shot dead in a bandit ambush at the 41 milestone on the Gurun Cunong Kerai road
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    Water—but a legend says this will bring Templer back
    322 1 Water— but a legend says this will bring Templer back KUALA LUMPUR Saturday. KJALACCA today sent to Kings House here a tare well gift to the Tempters two bottles of water. But, if legend holds good, rhis means the Tempters will return to Malacca some rime. For the water came
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    Britain aids spy ring, say Russians
    50 1 Britain aids spy ring, say Russians n allegla to diver:tiviti- to the the Soviet Mr Jacob Malik. Bi itain "withthe alleged the BritLsh N tonal UniIsts of who received. told the .it it would by the British group es In 1952, lly ar.ti-:-with headquart- It is a moveI LGE TEN)
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    MOVE TO CLEAR K. L SQUATTERS
    127 1 I KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. MULTI MILLION DOLLAR scheme to resettle the squatters in and around the Kuala Lumpur mciDal area was announced today by the Selangor GrAt-mment. deny miles G< rnment $1,250,000 to start District Ofl ir Mi. F. i I oiio families. It
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    Villagers dig for four buried men
    157 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. THE BODY of one of the four Malays buried in a deep cave in the Cunong Pondok limestone cliffs, seven miles north of here, was recovered today. He was one of five men buried in a landslide yesterday morning while collecting
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    Reds' gamble: All or nothing
    171 1 GENEVA. Sat. WESTERN diplomats predicted the Indo Chinese T: peace talks had moved into the critical stage today as the Communists pondered whether to gamble for all or nothing in Indo-China or settle for partition of the country with the French. The fate of Indo-China
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    25 INDONESIAN BANDITS DIE
    55 1 JAKARTA. Sat. rpWENTY-FIVE bandits have 1 been killed and weapons seized during a gun battle between the outlaws and Government troops, says Aneta news agency. The bandits were discovered hidina in the mountains. Another gang 20 miles north was short of food as a result of
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    LAST BROADCAST
    68 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— Gen. Templer will broadcast his farewell message to the people of the Federation tomorrow night at 7.10 p m. The speech will be relayed by all stations and broadcast translations will be put out over the vernacular stations. It will be heard in Malay at
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    POLICEMEN GIVE $100,000
    57 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— The Federation Police have another $11,854 to the Lady Templer Tuberculosis Hospital Appeal Fund, making their total sift exactly $100,000. The police are now entitled to nominate a governor to the board of governors, recommend patients for two beds and have their name placed
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    TEAR GAS, BATONS
    28 1 NEPAL. Sat. Police used trar bus and bfttOlU airainst demonstrator! ;»t Katmandu's Ouacher airport yesterday when nirif Indian Parliamentarian* arrived on a goodwill mission. Renter.
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    RUBBER FIRMS TO END 'CARTEL'
    163 1 WASHINGTON, Saturday. AN AMERICAN and a British rubber company, the United States Rubber Company, of New York, and 1 the Dunlop Rubber Company, of London, have agreed to j break up what the American Government calls an international cartel, the Department of Justice said today.
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    BANDITS TOLD: GIVE UP NOW
    92 1 PENANG. Sat. rpERRORISTS in the Penang 1 Hills were today told of the death of Lav Lee. a district committee member of the Malayan Communist Party, and his pregnant woman companion shot dead by security forces last Wednesday. A voice aircraft flying over the operational
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    Gun charges
    34 1 lAMI, Sat. Carlos Hevis. former President of Cuba, was arrested yesterday on gun running charges contained in indictments returned in New York. He was released later on a M 515,000 bond.— U.P.
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    HOPE FOR HILLARY
    89 1 NEW DELHI. Sat Mountaineering experts here said today that unless complications set in. Sir. Frlmund Hillary, connueror of Everest, had "a very good chance of recovering from his pneumonia attack despite the danger of luna illness at hi«h altitude Sir Edmund Ls said to have been brought
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    More pressure on Mau Mau
    44 1 NAIROBI, Sat. British security forces will soon step up the campaign against Mau Mau terrorists in their forest and Kikuyu reserve hideouts. Two thousand troops, hitherto tied up around Nairobi, are being re-deployed into the Mau Mau area. A.P.
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    Red protest to U.K.
    26 1 LONDON. Sat. The Soviet Union has protested to Britain about the activities of antiCommunist Russians in London. Moscow radio said yesterday.'- Reuter.
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    Bosom bracelets beat censor
    174 1 NEW YORK. Sat. A LAWYER turned designer has come up with the latest jewellery item bracelets for the bosom. Designer Lawrence Corb sets, rhinestones. pearls, jet or crystal on frame made of flexible, tempered wire The jewellery is equipped with two "arms" on extensions, which fit
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    French troops save garrison
    210 1 HANOI. Saturday CTRONC French forces last night lifted the siege of Yen Phu. a strongpoint about 37 miles south of Hanoi, which had been encircled by the Vietminh Communists for over a fortnight. French tanks and amphibious vehicles got through the Vietminh lines with substantial reinforcements,
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    $5,000 CONTEST RESULT
    71 1 $5,000 CONTEST RESULT THERE is one winner of the Straits Times Word Puzzle "AA who will receive $5,000. She is Elsie Simper of 5 Barrack Square Tanqlin Barracks. Sin gapore A cheque will be ready for her at the Straits Times office on Wednesday. Another word puzzle begins i n
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    CRASH VICTIM LEFT BED TO GO TO POLLS
    137 1 BRISBANE. Sat. ALTHOUGH Sir Arthur Fadden, Australian Treasurer ■TO] Deputy Prime Ministrr. suffered concussion and othpr injuries in a car crash yesterday, hv may leave hospital near here later today polling day for The Australian Federal Elections. The Commonwealth Treasurer was stated
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    HERE'S A JOB FOR MEN OF COURAGE
    1010 2 HERE'S A JOB FOR MEN OF COURAGE Tli i«* is (In Ihircl in a srrios of ;irli<l«s on tin lociil ilriYm-r wertirm br a Siinclar I inws reporter %\bn is liimsi'Ef Wiiiiing lo Im> «-«llerf-ii|*. and salvage what they car. of life and property. Then they hand over to the
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    Was Comet wrecked by a SCREAM?
    422 2 LONDON IT'S a far cry from a tumbler cracking In a Victorian drawing-room to the broak-lng-UD of a huav. Comet iet aeroplane climbing at 500 miles an hour 26.000 feet above the waters of the Mediterranean. Yet comparison between the two may be the
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      267 2 Good Timekeeping /2?C iiTEiijmiflM EVER V INTERNA TIOKAL Watch is subjected to an unusually strut inspection fore leaving the factory. Special instruments and opt equipment are employed for individual tests of its timekeeping qualitus in a of positions and in temper' aturcs ranging from bical heat and to freezing cold
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    THEY ATTACK THE GIRL WHO DARED ALL FOR CHARITY
    333 3 THEY ATTACK THE GIRL WHO DARED ALL FOR CHARITY Mr. Ponnudurai tells of orgies and petting parties on the beach PENANC, Saturday. EASE act for charity has started a fierce controversy in Penang. Repercussions reached even the august chamber of the Settlement Council this week. The Sunday Times found most
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    41 3 WORKERS erect a road sign on the main dual carriage way at the entrance to Pctaimg Jiya, Kuala Lumpur s satellite town. "This lasting memorial to (he High Commissioner, General Templer, was suggested by the Sultan of Selangor. Sunday Times picture.
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    A jealous wife ends up in court
    77 3 A jealous wife ends up in court RAUB. B v between a Bhopr two wiv< i led to inn the other's n a bu.-. the Preslons Court in R Whlmster. wa.s rday. binti Rudin, 27. was six months on taking the which contained $60. itch two fountain ird, 11 doi
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    Kedah Youth Council
    16 3 Mr. K. M. :in of mncl] with Rash Id mpalam as Mr v
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    Record drop to jungle
    80 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— The Kiuh Commissioner. General Sir Gerald Templer. has con- gratulated all concerned 1h the record air drop made on Tues- i day, when more than 25 tons or supplies were delivered to Jungle police posts and forts. "This is a truly astonishing Of
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    Pilgrims leave Penang bound for Jeddah
    61 3 PENANG. Sat. Swettenham Pier v/as crowded yesterday with friends and relatives who had turned up to bid goodbye to 1.149 pilgrims boarding the i Anshun for Jeddah. They were the second group j to sail this month. The first went by the Anking on
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    Padi competition
    25 3 KUANTAN. Sat.- -The Kuantan District padi competition for this year will be held on i June 12 at the Kuantan Rec- reation Club.
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    PENANG WILL REVISE ITS ONE-WAY PLAN
    87 3 PENANG WILL REVISE ITS ONE-WAY PLAN PENANG, Sat. QEVERAL one-way streets in Penang's main business areas east of Pitt Street are 'to be revised soon. The Municipal Council next Monday will consider proposals to set up "stop, look, go" signs at various entrances to Penang Street. Pitt Street and Beach
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    Murder charge withdrawn
    73 3 MALACCA. Sat. A murder charge against Mashood bin Johari was withdrawn in the Malacca Magistrate's Court today. Mashood had been charged with the murder of a Chinese woman Loh Swee Neo at her house In Kesang Lane oft Tranquerah Road. Malacca. last week. Mashood. whose address was
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    TELECOMS UNION OFFICIALS
    70 3 KUAL ALUMPUR. Sat.—Following were elected officials at the annual general meeting of the Union of Telecoms Workers. Malaya eSclangor branch) Mr. S. Seliiah. chairman. Mr Yap Foong Cheong, secretary, Mr. A. Chinnatamby. treasurer. Committee: Miss Choong Yong Pah, Miss 1.. Baptist. Messrs. M. Nadarajah. D. J. VijtTengam.
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    MOTHERS MUST QUIT HOSPITAL IN 2 DAYS
    254 3 ALOR STAR. Sat. j HE Maternity ward in Alor Star Ceneral Hospital is so 1 crowded that patients are sometimes discharged two days after delivery. Some mothers are even asked to leave within ?4 hours About 30 per cent of the patients do
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    The rubber market
    162 3 THE price of June first grade rubber closed In Singapore yesterday at 63 cents a lb., oneelKhth of a cent below Friday's closing price. The market opened steady but satined away later. Trading wa.s patchy with a fair undertone :it the lower levels The close wa.s quiet.
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    THE TIN PRICE
    19 3 The price of tin In Singapore yesterday was $362.50 per plcul. $1.75 less than on Friday.
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    Home Guards justify Govt. faith in them
    215 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. LJORE than a quarter ot the Federation's new villages are already responsible for their own defence by having Home Guards while many more are steadily approaching this stage, the acting Inspector-General of Home Guards, Brig. j. P. O'Brien Twohig, said
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    NO QUORUM FOR COUNCIL
    32 3 BUTTERWORTH, Sat. —The May meeting of the Butter- worth Rural District Council was postponed yesterday be- cause there wa.s no quorum. Four out of 12 members were present.
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    A history of men's fashions
    238 4  -  Maxine Rakich By IHWK written on the evotatioa of the Cheats;* sum 1 have commented, advised. read, written and dreamed women's fashions for a Rood number of years now. B;it like most women. I have had but a passing Interest in mens fashions that is
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    MY SEARCH FOR CHERRY BLOSSOM
    1093 4  -  DIANA MUSCOTT Bobby soxers and gambling arcades in modern Tokio By TIIK travel posters beckoned invitingly Come to Japan in April and sec the famous Chenrj Blossom." It was more than I could resist, s< after a lew hectic days of chasing visas, inno dilutions,
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    MALAYA, LAND OF EXQUISITE CHARM
    570 4  -  ANNE CARMICHAEL Reflections on a trip into the hills By IL r E were always inclined to be slightly scornful about Fraser's Hill, but we did not say so. not wishing to hurt the feelings of proud old Malayans. Altitude 4,280 \vi said, looking at
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      414 4 Three Typical watch of the 1600' a, this j English calendar watch told the time, l-"\ -m -m _fl /i T i*^ C~* date, the momhs and the phase of 111 if I \j I I the moon but us accuracy was a llWllVll V-^V-L V V.-' I ~IA O
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      265 4 H^W^b FatHer teUS thG fami! ttk'keei) your teeth KOLYNOSCfe/?/ Kolynos clean means really clean. The rich foam penetrates into every corr and crevice a- din between your teeth f f^^*ys fighting the bacteria that cause ir decay and ill-health. Yes, Kolynos M %w cleans thoroughly, to keep your teeth I
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      CHINESE GIRLS NOW TAKE TO BEAUTY CULTURE
      321 5 {MIINkSK j^iils in Malaya are becoming increasingly "beauty culture and are not shy about walking into a salon for treatment. This is tho opinion of Mrs. Brtte Lim, of Ipoh, who claims to bo Perak's only Chinosr woman beauty specialist. Chinese girls, shr
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      Around the world 160 times in 830 days
      293 5 Around the world 160 times in 830 days rvn and regusitor to Smgaairport is Arway's n the Asiatic ■I John Hamilhas spent the t more than in air travel. -^d me 20.000--mark and it is he has flown the of 160 times earth. lining beat at Hong Kong, American Clipl
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      A Master's 'ticket' is his target
      66 5 A Master's 'ticket' is his target THE Hrst Malay to be awarded a scholarship the Straits Steamship mpa n y Singapore. Mohd Tahir, has for Dunce. Scotland, to bo trained for a Masters Certificate. He Is a son of Inche Meon n Rahmat, of the Federation ims. stationed in Slnga-
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      Global tours on the cheap
      250 5 Global tours on the cheap rpWO American globe-trot-A ters traveling separately arrived in Singapore last week on their way back to the United States in attempts to prove that world travel need not be expensive. The lint of the visitors, Bill' Frey, hopes to prove to his fel-low-Americans that a
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      Hey! Don't forget us!
      110 5 "111, we've just heard disturbing news! Last week's Sunday Times reported that 1 Malacca's seven-month-old Chaw triplets were the only surviving triplets in the Federation. "Look at us, nearly two years vatlon Army Children's Home «iK,n- by tnei r parents in 1952. o d and certainly
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      U.N. grant takes her to Wales
      85 5 4TTRACTIVE Miss Hong Eu Nc;oh, who took up welfare work as a career two years ago. has ron awarded a United ions Social Welfare rship to study in les. lions Is at present the Children'a Offiror. Social Wel>partmont. Johore. Sheformerly attached to the rial
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    THE LAND OF THE SEMELAI
    1081 6  -  HARRY MILLER Yisii to a n><fi<m si Hi shn*uiii>is! in inystorjp l*!l TIIK Cheerful "Whoo-Whoo-oo" of a berbaling replaced the final splutterings of the Prestwick Pioneer rngw when I landed :it Foil (skandar. I w^s in Tasek Bera, flu- Kind of [he Semelai, Malaya's most
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    The ghost that walks at nightfall
    655 6 The ghost that walks at nightfall COUKTRYMAN'S JOURNAL OUR chestnut tree has again failed to set fruit; the last time there was a good crop was five years ago, since when we have had only a rare handful of nuts- The women and children from over the way compete with
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      429 6 NOW IKY 7H£$f BYE-LINES' z OOME very tasty dishes come to us sauce, add to It the yolk of an egg before reheating. Serve on freshly I 5 under the somewhat uninspired and a teaspoonful of lemon juice, made thick slices of toast and gar- I i description of 'Byes."
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      269 6 This is why you should use alCk toothbrush ATek toothbrush not only keeps your teeth clean and shiny. It cares for your gums, too! The short head reaches round all corners, it cleans between the teeth and along the gums. By brushing your teeth and gums -i*J^! every day with
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    GRANNIES CAN ALSO HAVE GLAMOUR
    844 7  -  MARY DOBEYN By often it stems thai the young woman, who is already at her best, is the only one considered when it tomes to advice on caring for one's looks. Yet, the older woman usually needs more assistance with beauty care than her younger
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    Now it's the 'weskit'
    331 7 The East enchances the West, says DE LONA UOW often have you looked at those wonderful brocaded silks in the shops, 1 and wondered if you were to buy a length— Just how would you have it made up? I Whether to settle for a hip-length.
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    MAKING THE MOST OF YOUR SCARVES
    422 7 Y^EAR a scarf with your last year's dress and you ye found a short, cheap way to smartness It's easy to > build up a wardrobe of scarves, tor they are the one fashion item which doesn't date The most important thlrm about them
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      540 7 What more can you do hi tow RMn (cmis. asd aftfr. the strain on >our resources is at its greatest. But you arc prepared for it. You cat well and wisely; >ou take plenty of rest. However, Io he safe, there is something more that you can do Take dail)
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    NEW FURNITURE TREND IS HERE AT LAST!
    1114 8 NEW FURNITURE TREND IS HERE AT LAST! 'piIK new trend in modern furniture has al lust reached us and I tun happy lo toll \ou thai there ate nowone or two interior decorating salons. rhese salons are designing and making slick modern pieces suitable and adaptable for otir own special
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      434 8 A Woman looks m at women —2. MEN WILL i i FALL FOR HER TYPE j A RE you reservecl? People are born that way. not made. Being reserved has a m lot to recommend it, especially for a woman If she's attractive also, m she can give an impres-
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      240 8 4 PJ?* PRODUCT 01 <*\. Vv 1 V— 1 (1*1) If indiscretion j I t*aim»i||^ lH»^j smoking or <firti« |i 1 1 L ~l".['£&- I S«. heartburn or ijiji Er relief. Give tonight's overindulgence the PHILLIPS' 12 PHILLIPS' MILK OF MAGNESIA IN LIQUID AND TABLET FORM "M7-i For a delicious,
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      845 8 'We love each other so much 1 I AM 25-years-old and have been going about with a girl for several years. We love each other very much, and have promised to marry soon. My parents say that if I marry this girl they would no longer look upon me as
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    JAPANESE DRIVE TO CAPTURE FILM TRADE
    327 9 ACTORS ARE SPEAKINC MALAY TO WIN OVER SOUTH EAST ASIAN AUDIENCES Drama is the key Q UA l V Japanese films dubbed in Chinese and Malay are being used in a Japanese drive to capture South East Asian film markets So far this year
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    Malaya's art goes on show
    50 9 THESE ARE SOME OF THE paintings by Singapore and Federation* artists being hun; for display it Hie Federation Arts Council's exhibition in Hie Teochew Hall. Ampalig Road. Kuala Lumpur. More than 300 works are exhibited. I Review of exhibition in Page 10 Sunday Time picture.
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    'The party is over'
    128 9 HAVE you ever been to a party and. as the night wore on, wondered whether your host wanted you to stay on or leave? The |apancse have apparently found the answer to the problem Mr. Tom Hodge. Director of the Malayan Film "nit. and Mr. |im
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    Ball of year at Malacca
    62 9 MALACCA. Sat.— A big Hari Raya holiday crowd will attend Malacca's bail of the year at the Capitol Dance Hall on Thursday night. Tickets are nearly sold out for this dance organised bj Mr Chiew Nang Hong of Kuala Lumpur and Mr. Toh Seng Yarn
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    VILLAGERS TREATED
    26 9 IPOH. Sat. Medical teams of the Catholic Welfare Services operating in a dozen new villages in the Ipoh area 1 10.400 people last month
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    JAGA KRETA' BOYS HELD
    113 9 IPOH. Sat. FOLLOWING several cases of robbery in the Coronation Park recently, the police arrested several youths, mainly "jaga kreta" boys, nine of J whom appeared in the Magis- trate's Court yesterday. They were Sin Boon Soo 21 Ong Ah Lat 17, Chin Chee Kong 17.
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    PUBLIC LIBRARY FOR K.L.
    239 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— A public library is to be set up at the Chinese Assembly Hall here soon. The Public Library Assocla- tion has given several thousand books. It has helped to open five village libraries in the J State. The new library proposed to raise
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    GIANT PERAK FAIR TO RAISE FUNDS
    193 9 TELI'K ANSON. Saturday. THE BIGGEST social event of the year, surpassing any ever held in Teluk Anson— the "Festival of I ower Perak"— is being; organised by the Joint Appeal Committee of three voluntary organisations here to 1 raise funds. It is a gipantic
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    OPIUM HIDDEN IN CIGARETTES
    60 9 IPOH. Sat. Lim Kirn Chooi 57, was gaoled for J8 months yesterday for having 90 nackets ot prepared opium. P Urn who Pleaded Ruilty, was arrested on May 18 at a road block when police screened passenpers in a bus to Iporr Lim, who had five
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    OLD TIN AREA OPENED
    220 9 Four mines working next year in $60,000 plan AMBANC, Saturday. COUR tin mines will be working here by the end of next year, a spokesman for the Mines Department said today. H e said that mining, which was revived here only at the beginning of the
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    Now Palaniandy has a new mission
    54 9 IPOH Saturday. CORTY-YEAR-OLD Palaniandy, a former estate worker, turned up at the Department of Social Welfare a few days after The Straits Times published a story of his disappearance and failure to return to his three motherless children whom he had left with a
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    Six terrorists give a talk
    112 9 TANJONG MALIM, Si SIX terrorists lectured to three workers on the Sunge; Chinoh Estate at Trolak. in South Perak, for more than two hours on Wednesday. The three men were on their way to work early in the morning when they were stopped. They were
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      145 9 Papular Crossword ACKOSS: 1. V. -rarity (f); i>tm N I. Snttw cialiludc lo); WaUhful (si 10. Pronoun (3); 11. Margin (3, 3 Customary) s>: Takes nolirr (st; 5. Indiffrrrnrr Ejert (5); 12. Dr*r (.1); 13. Enter- Let (51 7. Rub out »5) 8 Uin(sl; 15. Conducts 151: 17. Measure (3i
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    75 10 ;n Wnrit tit (minimum) RIGERATION ov a.r condltroubtes? Ring Fill Manning At 2."5240 ANNOUNCING THE ARRIVAL of .sen Refrigerator, obtainable ■rom Wm. R Manning A Co., Rivet Valley Rd Telephone WHY WORRY about coverage of Aedding' 1 I^eave them to WestHollywood trained photogra- < Tay. 303. Tanjong .ng Road.
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  • THE SUNDAY TIMES
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      One man's example
      392 10 TH3NIGHT. the High Commissioner. Si r Gerald Templer. is to talk to Malaya for the last time. In a broadcast after the seven o'clock! news, the man whose name will remain a living inspiration for many years to come is to bid a short goodbye to the
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      The theatre
      235 10 W'WAT Ls happening to the amni?i;r theatre movement in Singapore? Attendances are falling bhci-' and more than one producer wondering whether the effort U worth while Last week's Arts Theatre production of "The Lady s Not For Burning' was a case in point. After weeks of preparation and
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    A weakening in the Red net of intrigue
    1120 10 WHY PETROV KEPT THE BIG DECISION FROM HIS WIFE Concluding The Web Around Us— by Ian Colvin WHKX the royal commission opened its inquiry on the Petrov spy case in Canberra it beard some embarrassing evidence, embarrassing particularly to: Major-General S. N.
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  • What YOU think
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      The dodgers
      159 10 DRAFT dodcers are leaving Singapore for Red China and the police aren't stopping them— just making it plain they cant come back Good show! That's the way to deal with the situation The sober citizens of the Colony should start a fund to pay the fares of those
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      Freedom
      56 10 Th» nil* l«w. dim, without i pr»|ud.t». twlpMf nr.lh»f (c lh« r.fhl V I nor th» W« howe«r political t.<Vi or V pjrty currffi't n\ly flow. i» tht foundil tion of freedom. V _Sir MMM ChurrhillJ I THINK the enclosed viight be given some prominence. I have cut it
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      Such cruelty
      82 10 HOW inhumane so many Malayans are! I have just returned from market and feel I must write to someone about the shocking cruelty to birds that exists. Chickens are stuffed 12 to a basket awaiting the knife that will end their suffering, while ducks lie in pathetic bundles,
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      Back view
      54 10 MARILYN MONROE may look smashing in tight jeans but the majority of the Kastrr holiday girls I saw Hearing them on seaside promenadrs in England recently looked awful! Girls, take a bachelor's tip: Before you go out in trousers, have a look at your back view in a
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      46 10 THE above picture of General Templer, taken by my friend Mr. K. S. Kong of Seremba?i in an unguarded moment, is its own comment on "the soinidless snarl" that Dr. Purcell feels to be so typical of the High Comtuissioner. ONE WHO WAS THERE. Kuala Lumpur.
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      'Yes-men?'
      74 10 IT is wrong in principle for the British Colonial Government to call for -National Service." Figuratively it implies "service to a nation." Singapore Is a Colony. It is only a nation that can have "National Service." It is true that the Legislative Councillors have passed this bill. But I
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      Not so new
      90 10 £WAS pleased to read in the Sunday Times that a group of students of the Anglo Chinese School. Ipoh, are to take up woodwork and carpentry as a subject in the Cambridge School Certificate Examination. More strength to their elbows! It is however wrong to say that
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      'Yawn-bait'
      211 10 I READ the news of the impending big changes in Radio Malaya with no great euthusiasm. It only seems I will be able to hear the same old yawn-bait louder in more places than before. Why the loud cheers for national broadcasting? Why not give Kuala Lumpur a good
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      Tree burials
      120 10 IN THE first series of extracts from the reminiscences of the late W. W. Skeat in the Sunday Times was an account of Buddhist tree burials in the southern Siamese-Malay States. On page 481 of Sir Henry Keppei's "A Visit to the Indian Archipelago in H.M. Ship Meander"
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    'MY TREASURE'
    37 10 Any resemblance to the baby-faced gentleman on th c left co-incidental, this bonny Malayan babe seems hi I picture wai taken by reader C. F. Ycang of 29 New 1,., He calls It "My Treasure
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    The women stole the show, or very nearly!
    510 10 The women stole the show, or very nearly! Some fine paintings by Malayan artists IT would be nice to say that the women stole the show at the Exhibition of Paintings by Malayan Artists presented by the Arts Council. Federation of Malaya, at the Teochew Association. The exhibition started yesterday
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      688 10 CLASSIFIED ADS. ,rf, fill minimum) 01-LDJ Wife r>l Peng Heng. M 1934, al XX. Hospital. i xr>n. Both Mother and It Hordi tit (minimum) IIM-TEO. The engagement is .need today between Mr. Lim Koon second son of Madam g Kup Ngeong and the late Mr. Kta Chiang and Miss Molly
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      32 10 "Quick! v^'xjO) ieVs have a Q^ ifl^ TlutK 4fe/ STOUT H| NIPS PINTS QUART: £^j! Rich in Vitamin RCWCD ANO BOTTIIO IN SING»*O*I BY MALA>*N B«lW€HltS LTD. ANO OlS'mSU'tO f > 0 L
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    Muslim youth club for Klang
    35 11 \N'G. Sat. A Muslim :lub will be formed in oon. A meeting of Muslim youths s the club'.s aim.s will I soon by Inche Wan d bin Pa wan Teh-
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    General's goodbye to his gardener
    169 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. OTED Sinnapayal. a 49-year-old gardener, shuffled >udly forward to the steps of King's House today. the steps came the High Commissioner, Gen. Tern- pier, his hand outstretched. met, Sinnapaval ar to ear. He Ithakl shorta md had come r all the gar-
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    PARENTS' DAY
    33 11 AN'Ci. Sat. Penanp normal class .student len will hold a parents In their Green Lano Schoo. Pu( sday at 10.30 a.m. Mrs B n.-nam. wife ol th< Commissioner, wil nt prizes
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    Convention is put off again
    73 11 IPOH. Sat. -The UMNOMCA sponsored National Convention originally scheduled to be held in ipoh on June 5. and later changed to June 13, has again been postponed. The Ipoh alliancp committee, which met yesterday, did not finalise arrangements as the date had not been confirmed
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    GO AHEAD AND FIGHT ELECTIONS -SELANGOR
    179 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. A RESOLUTION urging the Pan-Malayan Labour Party to contest Federal elections despite the "limitations" imposed by the White Paper will be mjved at the annual general meeting of the Selangor Labour Party tomorrow. Another resolution proposes the rejection of the Federal
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    Died after car accident
    69 11 IPOH, Sat. The death occurred yesterday in Batu Pahat, Johore after a car accident, of Mr. Lim Earn Peng. 54, vice-president of the Perak Keng Chiew Assocation and well-known in the hotel and restaurant business. Mr Lim, it is understood, was returning in his car from
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    Society to dig
    32 11 MALACCA. Sat.— A Malacca Historical Society sub-commit-tee on excavation has been formed. The members are Mr. K T. Joseph chairmant. Mr. Ec Ypw Kirn and Mr. A. H. Carter.
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    1,500 WORKERS JOIN UNIONS
    122 11 MALACCA. Saturday. ONE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED workers joined trade unions during the first three weeks of "Malacca Trade Union Month," said Mr. V. K. Menon, chairman of the Malacca divisional committee of the Malayan Trade Union Council, today. Thr month will end tomorrow evening with a
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    $25 FOR BOX OF MATCHES
    121 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. ONG MEK. 53. told the President of the Kuala Lumpur Sessions Court. Mr. B. V. Rhodes that he went to a house In Batu Lane to buy a box of matches. "All right, then that box or matches will cost you $25."
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    Two get three months' gaol
    46 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. A Chinese and an Indian were sentenced to three months gaol here today for indecent offences against each other. They were Gopal son of Pakrisamy. a 37-year-old labourer, of GomDak, and Leong Kum Chuan. 25, of Sultan Street.
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    TRASH is right
    82 11 For the sixth word in AA3, the clue was: "You'd hardly think this made pleasant reading." True of TRASH, said the committee, or the report of a CRASH. You cannot read a CRASH. "Naturally you expect courtesy from such men," said the clue for the second word
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    INTEREST MAINTAINED IN THE NEW CONTEST
    675 11 By the Competition Editor CTRAITS TIMES Word Puxxle Contest "AA" started a new series. The adjudication committee thought the puzzle was not as difficult as some in recent weeks. While the entry was well maintained, competition •»•> nA Mukinc Muifo «n keen Nevertheless, several
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    REPORT is apt
    86 11 "Its effect depends to some extent on how it's worded." said the clue for the second word in AA6. The wording of a REPORT certainly plays a part in the total effect. A RETORT sometimes consists of a single word, or a couple of words, thus the
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      175 11 What** an at your cinemas taday K. Lumpur REX: Miss Sadie Thompson 3. 6 30, 9.30. Captain Pirate 11 a.m., 1 nm., ODEON: Three Youn* Trxans 3.15. 6.30, 9.15 p.^. Silver City 11 am., 1 p.m.: PAMLION: Trars Of Step Mother (Cantonese) I 3 6 30, 9 p.m., Bells Of
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      243 11 WINNING ANSWERS TO WORD PUZZLE AA THE $5,000 prize for Straits Times Word Puzzle Contest 'AA' was won by ELSIE SIMPER, 5 Barrack Square, Tanglin Barracks, Singapore. She submitted a set of answers which corresponded completely with those given below. The adjudication committee held that they were the most apt
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    BEHIND THE SCENES WITH THE PHOTOGRAPHERS
    120 12 5 piRST prize of $30 in this week's Sunday Times Camera Competi- tion was won by Kwa Eng Kiat. 458 Victoria Street, Singapore 7, with his entry below "Getting It Sharp." I; Second prize of $15 was won by Teh Bee Heng. 49 Northam
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    A FORTUNE IN 20 MINUTES
    599 12 The Doggie in the Window cost US$l,OOO,OOO T*HE man who save the world the song hit "How Much Is That Dosgie In The Window?" is in London to spend some of the US$l million which the world (rather extravagantly) has given him. i His name
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      170 12 I ETERNR-MHTie B Daw The automatic with a dual performance Not only does it tell you the exact time second by second, but it registers the date day by day. And it is the world's first self-winding watch with a ball-bearing mding, waterproof, ff worn k protected, antimagnetic loj m
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    Britain delivers the goods ... and hits the 'Jack Pot' tool
    331 13 Britain delivers the goods and hits the 'Jack Pot' tool i!i i S f Tip I REPORTS ERIC WOOLNOUGH gRITAIN has lashed out at her critics, poked out a tongue at American commercialism and come to light with a bright and breezy comedy in J. Arthur Rank's "The Love Lottery."
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    'Let's till go
    538 13 C !:r"::::::::::::::-^ women, women! Dozens of them! All of them beautiful! All of them in diaphanous, daring costumes and all of it in colour. All that, and a sailor. Well, "You Know What Sailors Are 1 And that's the name of the second string in the Arthur
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  • —FILM FANS' FORUM—
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      The meaning of 'Mogambo'
      51 13 CAN you tell me the meaning of the title of Clark Gable's film "Motambo" and who played female lead opposite I i rol Flyn in "The Master of Ballantrae?" MOSTAM n.iin Gajak The word "Moeambo" Is African and mrans "Thp Greatest." Beatrice Campbell playpd opposite Errol
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      Untitled
      33 13 WHEN are Shaw Brothers going to show CinemaScope in Ipoh? CHAN KOK PHOOI Ipoh A Shaw Bros, representative said Cinemascope equipment has already arrived for Ipoh but further equipment is still to come.
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      Untitled
      54 13 DID Audrey Hepburn really have her lovely lone hair cut in "Roman Holiday?" HAIR LOVER ■Singapore. It is doubtful that Audrey's own hair was cut in the Mm hut Paramount's Singapore mil' r has no definite information. Why not write to Audrey Hepburn? Address: Paramount Pictures Corporation, 5451 Marathon Street,
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      Untitled
      44 13 WHAT is the address of the "Hollywood Film Star Club?" What do they charge for entry fee and where do I get an entry form? I). MOHAMMED vedah. 1 Representatives of film organisations in Malaya do not know of any "Hollywood Film Star dub."
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      Untitled
      47 13 >> WHAT is the address of June Allyson and << Jeffrey Hunter? MAUREEN < HOY Seremban. June A Hyson's address Writ.-: Metro-doldwyn Ma- yer. 1.*>40 Broadway, New York City. New York, I .S.A. Jeffrey S Hunter Write: 20th Century- J I n Studios. Beverley Hills, t .ihioi iiu. I .S.A.
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      Untitled
      84 13 IF I write to film stars will they answer my letter? What is the ad- S dress of Ava Gardner? K. N. Singapore 1 -inn slars do not handle per- soiuilly all the hundreds MHiiclimes thousands —of letters which pour into the studios )> each week. But they have a()
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      53 13 WHAT songs did Debbie Reynolds sine in "The Affairs of Dobie r.illes? 1 What ia her address? LAC P. M. (JUY Singapore Debbie sang: "All I Do Is Dream of You." "You Can't Do Wrong Doing Right." and -Believe Me If All Those Kndcaring Young Charms." Write: M M. \l
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    HERO HAS WOMAN TROUBLE
    190 13 MfOMEN are trouble in any language bless their little hearts! And that is the theme of "Lahren" in Hindustani with English j sub-titles being distributed in Malaya by South East Asia Films. The hero of the piece, Kishore Kumar, is already affianced to a local village
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      217 13 X\flltm*u. NOW SHOWING l_J*Mi|l|w Ham-1.45-.4.15 -> 5.45 )3 0 p m in in i in inWISDOM AUGHTERI^t Norman Wisdom m K^j f Margaret Rutherford IC^yf tOUBLE IN STORK lISTIR DIRIK BONO lANA MORRIS JERRY OESMONDt > m m m m Sn »w >»""t <io on"~7\iTr^T7rr; TONIGHT AT MIDNIGHT ■-=^T ••LADY
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    HOW IBECAM HALF-HITCH
    859 14 HOW I BECAM HALF- HITCH I WENT last week to meet a man who has lost more pounds than the average man weighs, to find out the truth behind the most fantastic slimming story yet told. Twite in ten years, Allied Hitchcock has reshaped himself. In H>44 he cast offsevenof
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    City without a single car
    404 14 FOUNDATIONS OF VENICE ARE CRUMBLING TiHE first thing 1 noticed when I arrived in Venice, was that therp are now traffic lights on the Grand Canal. The 20' h century, in fact, is breathing down the neck of the world's one city able still to
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    HOUSES FOR THE MASSES IN INDIA
    577 14 HOUSES FOR THE MASSES IN INDIA 11,, MAIM I" SIMIA rE visitor to Delhi is struck by the amount of building construction that is going on. in fact the favountr word in India today U it can with justification be "claimed tha! the primary problem of food has virtually been
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    35 14 This delightful picture or two youngsters comes from Mrs. Haicl Simon c/o. Pcrak River Hydro-Electric Power Co.. Ltd.. Batu Capri. She calls it "Joic dc vivre" and it wins for her a prize of $5.
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    LAUGHTER
    1063 15  -  Dr. G.K. SELBORNE IT CAN BE AN EXCELLENT SIGNPOST TO YOUR CHARACTER... By WHO SAID "laushter is i „,r i •onvey something important. To lauSh li £°«'\£i Ut ll doe to m y mind ertive; to get wise to the whole sc*hfmp of th- ngs sudde «ly In a
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    My choice
    109 15 When de Lawd Rave out brains I thought He said trains And I missed mine! When He gave out looks I thought He said books And I didn't want any. And when He gave out noses I thought He said roses Sn I ordered a biy one. When
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    Nat. Gubbins
    432 15 HULLO. Is that my stomach? your stomach speaking. I am taking you away for a holiday. Holiday from what? From everything. Do you really mean everything? There will be one or two scotches coming down. Dc you really mean one or turn? There may be three or four
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      64 16 4 hli.nn tuX l.r mdMlg hii htitgljr in the EVEREADY TDIDI MAKH h'l MM »hen )i>u hl>t chc long ktaa IVIHIADV" I H M «nh )ihi, and male Mjre I I ;..TM.c<<»ich IVKtAOY* I hi THE BATTERY NINE LIVES I 281 I m ffVi linen's never been a soap 1
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      1451 16 k /f=> Rice Burroughs 1 IffirtftlP^^ -^^^^^^-^1" r TARZAN PEfr|EP T^ W^TE MEN BY RELEASING THEIR CASED t^^JF'fM^^S. ft\|\ jjlfflmfP^^K*^> W CrWJvWWlßJVii'ly^n 1 illw llr NI LOgP ANP W^B CO/AF^ELLEP TO PROP HIS PRIZE. !!^3JE_ Jb '^UMBE ■x l^' N •1 |i^!| y^V^ ""ME PLAM WOaCEP. BUT NXDW THE BEASTS
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    Churchill said Yes and Japs had a victory in the sea war
    905 17 n fn io i' -I Jlu tll h battlcshi P wa.s sunk by the Japanese with H.M.S. Repulse off the east coast adSStPiL^o^ljjSl tlU \l° SS of more than 80 offifers »"d men" have been sent to Singapore?
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    The Duke can tell people the truth...
    722 17 HELEN CATH CART TELLS OF A SECRET ROYAL AMBITION T*HE role of the Queens consort has always been one of the toughest roles in A British history. Officially he has no job at all. Legally he can neither inspire nor advise. Although he
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      107 17 WHITER TEETH in 14 days with Macleans Just look in your mirror. Anyone who Has changed to Macleans can see the difference at once for Mac'eans gives visible results, quickly. This is what happens every time you use it. First an exclusive ingredient in Macleans gently removes the dingy coating
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    Badminton battle is to 'save face'
    619 18  -  CRUSADER By CELANGOR Badminton Association's row over Abdullah Piruz and Lim Koon Yam seems to be a "face saving battle." I imagine these two shuttle "kings" must have had many uneasy nights askinc themselves whether they should apologise to the controlling body for having
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    Last Week's Crossword Solution
    108 18 Last Week's Crossword Solution BOSS 1 rt--.il I. \vpcct. 11 Polemical. 12 Scaled. It. Malicn It. (urn I It. Ices. 20 Kra. Vine. Dml. 54. T.umpe- low \l"inndinc. 29 Rat. 11. Tern. 32. nd S3. Moth. 3J Tnek. .".n. Saber. J7. I (hew. 39 Blousr. M. I rijatiiinv. 11. Dressy
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    if IS A MAN'S CAR!
    515 18 rE 1954 Alvis stowed up and stopped. The girl behind the wheel pulled on the hand brake. ''No," she said, "I would say this is a man's car." Sitting beside her on this test I had felt she would come to this conclusion writes Robert
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    Jimmy' got out at a good time
    794 18 SAYS ROGER YUE JIMMY CARRUTHERS. the man who took boxings first world title to Australia, has announced his retirement as undefeated bantamweight champion after having worn the crown for exactly 18 months. Jimmy, according to reports, figured that this was the time to
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    SERVICES EARN DRAW WITH GOAL NEAR END
    222 21 irOH, Saturday. J^ GOAL SEVEN minutes from the end earned North Malayan Combined Services a I—l1 1 draw in a charity match ajjainst Perak Amateur V. A. on the Chinese Assembly (.round here today. About $650 was collected at the jcame for the
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    Strickland—'Templer of athletics'—retires
    242 21 Strickland— 'Templer of athletics'— retires Athletic Association, at their annual general meeting held at Raffles Institution on Friday, made Mr. B. Strickland, their president for the past eight years, a vice patron in recognition of his services. Mr. Strickland, who declined to stand for re-elec-tion, said at the meeting: "Our
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    Shamsuddin takes 5-25 for Police
    154 21 Shamsuddin takes 5-25 for Police IPOH, Sat. (JOOD bowling rjy State player Shamsuddin of Police was the feature of todays Brander Shield match between Police and 12th Royal Lancers on the Coronation around. Shamsuddin's five for 25 enabled Police to win by 23 runs. Police scored 84 iC.A.R. Lawrence 29.
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    Fijians suffer first defeat
    120 21 SYDNEY. Sat. J>OOR goal kicking and a wet. slippery ground caused the downfall of the Fi.iian rugby union team agalr.st New South Wales on iht Sydney cricket ground. New South Wales won 16-13 before a crowd of 32,000, and by doing so inflicted the first defeat
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    Jan Rijenberg keeps lead
    105 21 ¥AN Rijer.berc of Selangor is s! ill the lender in the F'rase: .md Neave popularity contest. There is also no change in the remaining positions The other positions remain as E C Duttun iSelangort. Chia Boon Leong (Bingapare>, Yeap Cheng Eng (Panaag), Wong Lon Poh iPeraki
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    Sussex hit 171 for none
    171 21 HOVE Sat I>AIN spoilt the promise of an in-. terestintf finish to the match I between Su.ssex and the Pakistan cricket tourists here yesterday. The Sussex openers. John Langridge and Smith, quickly wiped otl the first inn:nL> arrears of eight runs and continued to score
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    CHENWU BEAT GARRISON 3 7
    115 21 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. CELANGOR Chinese Athletic Assonation showed all round superiority to beat X' ala Lumpur GarrLson 3—l In their F AS. league Di\ One match ..i HQ Malaya today. The GaniMjii XI were virtually a I 16 Field Anibulaiue Mdc as mo.«t of their
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    TPCA HELD 1-1
    39 21 KLANG. Sat Indo-Ceylonesp drew 1-1 with TPCA in an FAf. I second division snecer lengue tie a; I Klans toaay. Indo-Ceyioiuse led 1-0 at the interval. Nagamuthu scored for In-<in-Ceylonese and Dutton replied for j TPCA.
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    KUANTAN SOCCER
    25 21 KUANTAN. Sat. Kuantan Chinese defeated Indians 3-1 in a soccer friendly here. In another same. Kincs African Rifles beat 12 Royal Lancers 5-1
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    SIN CHU 'B' OUT
    30 21 IPOH. Sal. Anglo Chinese School Ipoh enteied he semi-final of i he Perak inter-party badminton knocknu' tonrnnment with a 3-2 win i mpr Sin r"hn "R"
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    Yusof sparks S'gor schools to 6-3 win
    389 21 KUALj OELAMiOK Combined sc defeat at Ipoh. when Combined Schools 6 3 in the Princes Koad ground The ground was heavy, owing to rain but a fast pace was kept ud urrtil the end. Selangor. who fielded a full side today, were superior
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    LATE GOAL DECIDES
    32 21 TAIPING. Sat. In thrilling irM ai' lslon soccer fixture here, Indian Association beat Kllat Club 1-0. The only goal was scored by centre forward Kanapathy Jhai before the end
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    Nadeson's hat-trick
    31 21 TEI.UK ANSON. Sat. a hattrick by Narieson in the second half •enabled Indian AasoctattM to beat HamiHonia Estate 3-0 In a Lower Peiak Indian Knockout football ccmpetltion tie hcrt
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    Warwickshire owed victory to Hollies
    487 21 LONDON. Saturday. WARWICKSHIRE, 1951 champions, took over leadership in the county cricket championships yesterday when they beat Worcestershire by 10 wickets. They have now collected 64 points from their six games. Middlesex with one game in hand over Warwickshire are in second place, four points
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    MAJESTIC SIGHT PAYS $25 IN TOP RACE
    2125 22  -  EPSOM JEEP Ore routs Div. 2 By VI A.IESTIC SIGHT, with Jackie Jones astride, followed up his recent Kuala Lumpur success when he scored a clever half lenjtfh from Melnik in the Class 2, Div. 1, 7-f. handicap at Penanjj \esterday. opening day
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    PICTURE TIP
    20 22 The Straits I inn -v picture tip for yrsterdays races was HONEYMOON who was unplaced in Race 7.
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    JAPS INVITE TWO AUSSIE SWIMMERS
    70 22 SYDNEY. Sat. Australian swimmers Jon Henricks and Grey Chapman have been invited to compete in the Japanese championships after the Empire Games. Henricks visited Tokyo last August and won the 100 and 200 metres events. Australian officials say that the swimmers will face a rush
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    Piruz, Koon Yam will play on Tuesday
    383 22 4N OFFICIAL of the Mayflower Badminton Party. Mr. Kane Soon Heng, told the Sunday Times last nijjht that the Selangor badminton champion and runner-up, Abdullah Piruz and Lim Koon Yam, are definitely appearing in the Mayflower-sponsored charity match at the Singapore Badminton Hall
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    BIG SWEEP
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    Robbießurns outsmarts Kheng Hua
    201 22 By EPSOM JEEP PENANG, Sat. ROBBIE BURNS, back on the active list after a lapse, showed winning form when he outsmarted Kheng Hui in a splendid 3-f. tryout in 37 3 5 on the training track at Penanp; this morning. With Bougoure astride, Robbie Burns was
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